Burned While Serving: Practical Wisdom to Help Protect Your Servanthood

Being hurt while serving others often stems from the emotional, physical, or psychological toll of prioritizing the needs of others over our own. While volunteering, caregiving, counseling: completinBeing hurt while serving others often stems from the emotional, physical, or psychological toll of prioritizing the needs of others over our own. While volunteering, caregiving, counseling: completing professional and personal roles, ministry roles & even expressions to the community, it can involve feelings of disappointment, exhaustion, and betrayal when efforts to help are met with ingratitude, rejection, or exploitation. Because this kind of hurt can be tied to unmet expectations, hopes for appreciation, reciprocation, and other positive outcomes that often fail to materialize; Burned While Serving is here to help heal the wounded soul of the servant, by providing practical and biblical teaching to help safeguard the heart while giving. These biblical strategies will assist in helping servants create boundaries that ward off burnout, resentment, and feelings of one-sidedness and undervalue. It further shines a true revelatory light of hope upon just how much serving others is a gift, treasure and heartbeat of God. g professional and personal roles, ministry roles & even expressions to the community, it can involve feelings of disappointment, exhaustion, and betrayal when efforts to help are met with ingratitude, rejection, or exploitation. Because this kind of hurt can be tied to unmet expectations, hopes for appreciation, reciprocation, and other positive outcomes that often fail to materialize; Burned While Serving is here to help heal the wounded soul of the servant, by providing practical and biblical teaching to help safeguard the heart while giving. These biblical strategies will assist in helping servants create boundaries that ward off burnout, resentment, and feelings of one-sidedness and undervalue. It further shines a true revelatory light of hope upon just how much serving others is a gift, treasure and heartbeat of God.