When youre struggling, the first thing to go is your judgment. The pay gap continues to be an issue for women, more specifically for Black, Indigenous, and other women of color. Abandoning a calling has the potential to be a long-term poor decision. Wanting a bigger paycheck (no surprise) is the top reason that people decide to quit their jobs, according to a PayScale survey of over 38,000 respondents. I know when I’m in a not-very-good-place emotionally, I’m far more likely to make poor decisions. You will find that many great men and women of God are led to continue working and pursue business as they minister. When you’re struggling, the first thing to go is your judgment. At the same time, keep your faith working. Either you don’t know what He wants you to do. Fear is the biggest reason you’re ignoring these 4 signs God is pushing you into something better. While I was fired from that particular company after my recently hired final supervisor threw me under the bus to cover up his failure at quoting a job properly and I thought it was the end of the world at the time (having just gotten married/buying a new house two weeks prior), it ended up being a serendipitous happenstance as I found a job. You’re letting fear of the unknown stop you. Jesus and the Apostle Paul taught that those who preach the gospel should live by the gospel (1 Corinthians 9:14 Galatians 6:6 1 Timothy 5:18).īut until God directs you, don’t quit your job. Let’s talk about why you’ve taken one of these paths, and the implications of your decision. In this video I want to talk to you about my journey, and how. I Should Quit When My Job Consumes Too Much of My Energy and Steals It Away from My Other Priorities. He uses three words, ask, seek, knock, but they all mean the same thing. HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU SHOULD QUIT YOUR JOB // I quit my job after feeling God prompt me to. In these verses, Jesus basically tells us to pray when things get tough. Now that does not mean you shouldn’t believe to be supported by your ministry. It is then, my friend that Jesus tells us what to do when we want to stop trying, when we simply want to quit.
So our advice is that unless God Himself has given you definite instructions to quit, be patient and continue working until you get that clear direction to quit in order to go into full-time ministry. And the factor often missing in this consideration is this: You can live by faith while holding your job, too! But the decision to quit your job and live by faith should be preceded by much prayer. Sometimes it can appear that ministry would be more successful if it could receive the full-time attention a job does not allow.
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