As Christians navigating through this, we must exercise caution regarding whose advice we choose to accept and follow. Not every piece of advice is divinely inspired or necessarily suited for our unique situations. One of the things I have realised when seeking guidance on matters related to my personal life, ministry, or business is to critically assess whether the advice I’m receiving is truly what I need to move forward.

Sometimes God calls us to sit under a mentor for a specific season in our lives. This period of mentorship is an opportunity for us to be discipled by them in an area where they are uniquely called to minister to us through their wisdom and experience. However, there are moments when some individuals find it difficult to release the hold they have on this relationship.

The only way to truly avoid burnout as a minister online is to prioritise your spiritual health and set boundaries with yourself and others. This will help you manage your productivity in ministry and keep you focused on the primary reason you answered the call to ministry.