Two books. One mission. Endless resources. 📖Becoming Unquittable: Finding Hope When You’re Broken, Burnt Out, and Bored of Church 📖The Unquittable Church: Prevent Brokenness, Burnout, & Boredom Alongside the books, we’re launching a hub full of resources: *Assessments

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You don’t need a stage or strategy to make disciples. You need a table, a rhythm, and a life worth imitating (and joining). In this episode, I share 7 real steps to start a missional community where the gospel shows up every day. Start where you are.

"I didn’t realize how tired I was until I stopped. After ten years of serving on the worship team every week, I crashed — spiritually, emotionally, and physically. I told my friend I was “just taking a break,” but truthfully, I didn’t want to come back."

When my sister-in-law stopped coming to church, everyone had an opinion. Some said she was backsliding, others said she just needed a break. I didn’t know what to say, so I usually said nothing. Then I read The Unquittable Church and realized — maybe that was exactly what I was

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Do you have any family or friends that have quit church?

Scared about going back to church? 🕷️ You’re not the only one who feels that way. For many, the thought of returning to church stirs up memories of judgment, exhaustion, or hurt. The pew that once felt like home now feels haunted by disappointment. But here’s the truth: Jesus

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👻 Thinking about ghosting your church? You’re not alone, and you’re not crazy for feeling that way. Maybe you’re tired of showing up but feeling invisible. Maybe you’re worn out from serving and never resting. Or maybe, deep down, you’re just… bored. Before you disappear

Many are disinterested and disengaged with church activities and programs in today's church landscape. This sense of boredom often stems from predictable routines, a lack of relevance, and a disconnect between church offerings and personal spiritual needs. Understanding why

If you’ve ever prayed for a family member or friend to reconnect with church but aren’t sure how to help, you’re not alone. How to Reach Loved Ones Who’ve Quit Church https://t.co/ZBbi4HA9r8

Are you ready to lead your church toward healing, rest, and purpose? 🌿 The Unquittable Church Leader Course is designed to help pastors and ministry leaders discover who in their church is feeling broken, burnt out, or bored—and create a plan to restore hope. 🧠 Learn to

Church hurt will not be solved by better branding, bigger programs, or tighter policies alone. It begins with something simpler, and harder: choosing to listen and inviting others to speak. https://t.co/vy4S9hnS7K

The Unquittable Church: Prevent Brokenness, Burnout, and Boredom by Jon Collier. Written for pastors, leaders, and mentors who want to stop the silent drift of hearts away from faith. This book will equip you with both vision and practical tools to lead a church that heals,

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For survivors and observers alike, these stories reopen wounds of church hurt. They stir distrust, anger, and grief, especially for those who once believed the church was the safest place in their lives. And for those who have already walked away, stories like this confirm their

Written for pastors, leaders, and mentors who want to stop the silent drift of hearts away from faith. This book will equip you with both vision and practical tools to lead a church that heals, restores, and engages with purpose.

Pain and betrayal within the church can profoundly shake your faith and leave deep emotional scars. The first step toward healing is to acknowledge and understand this pain. https://t.co/qfgheHtKQu

Pain and betrayal within the church can profoundly shake your faith and leave deep emotional scars. The first step toward healing is to acknowledge and understand this pain. https://t.co/qfgheHtKQu

Pastors, this one’s for you. You may not always see it from the pulpit, but look closely—there are people in your congregation who are tired, hurting, and quietly thinking about walking away from church altogether. Some feel broken. Some are burnt out. Some are simply bored.