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Each year we hear about New Year’s Resolutions – we make plans to lose weight, become more organized, be on time more. All great goals, but how many times have those goals been forgotten in Februar...

In a world of chaos, what are we supposed to do about rest? Rest just doesn’t seem like an option, especially for those of us in full time ministry. So, we push it off again and again until we...

Mental illnesses are common and cause great suffering to individuals and communities everywhere in the world, but many health workers are more comfortable dealing with physical illness. This practi...

In the Old Testament times, a name was not only identification, but an identity as well. Many times a special meaning was attached to the name. Throughout Scripture God reveals Himself to us throug...

The calling journey is the life stages and transitions we go through as we move to our ultimate calling. Here is a basic presentation of those steps. 

By: Tony Stolzfus

Our passion is to serve member care communities all around the world…so our toolbox includes crisis response and other member care resources in several languages (with more to come), as well as lin...

How much stress are you under? And is it enough to make you ill?  More commonly known as the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, this is a self-assessment tool for measuring the total stress you're ...

Potter's Inn is a non-profit organization providing, teaching and resourcing soul care for leaders in ministry and the marketplace.

Using Jesus as Biblical example

Erik Vyhmeister explains what it means to be a Third Culture Kid, and why this matters in an increasingly connected world. Having grown up across four continents, Erik Vyhmeister shares his experie...

For those of you who participated in or have been following the missionary attrition study from last fall, this is the post that you have been waiting for. It is time for some initial results!

For hundreds of years, Christians have taken the time to examine their lives by reflecting backwards: what went well and what went, well… not so well.  In these days ahead as we anticipate a n...