Hope After Burnout: Howard Satterthwaite’s remarkable story
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Have you ever felt so discouraged you wondered if you could keep going? Howard Satterthwaite knows exactly how that feels. Howard is a former leader at Westminster Chapel. In his new book Hold on to Hope, Howard shares about the moment he reached exhaustion, stepped down from leadership, and faced discouragement. And yet, he didn’t give up. Howard joined Mal Pope to share his story and how he held on to hope when life felt overwhelming.
Released on 1 Jun 2026
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