Hello Follower7. Ouch! I've been there. Feel free to read my introduction (I just joined). Remember to keep your focus on God and don't allow humanity to become your engine of thought that empowers your thrust to pursue Him. If your focus on God begins with mankind, then your train of thought/concept of God is going to be way off track.
Secondly, take care of yourself. Do you have children? If so, take care of them too. I have just recently split from my wife of many years and the divorce is becoming final soon. I come from a conservative evangelical background, and my wife comes from a home that was highly abusive and toxic. These ACE's (a clinical term) totally affects the way she handles conflict and issues today. Ministry was not worth the troubles that they provided to me and my family. I shocked everyone when I left and went back to school. Because I have that intellectual ability, I went to nursing school and have been doing awesome. I have been able to take care of my family and ultimately, my wife still wanted a divorce and I came to a point of peace with it. I do not like being lied to and getting kicked around, and I want to protect my kids, so the divorce became reality. It is amicable, and I left her with our best car and the house. My income provides me with freedom to restart....a ton of debt, but I can overcome it in a few years. I 100% do not regret it. My kids are awesome, the struggle was real, but i would do it all over again without a doubt, because my kids are worth it.
You've gotta get out of your hole, man. When you are there, the only way out is by grabbing onto His lifeline and starting over. God makes all things new. My wife will deny her abusive behavior until her dying breath, and that's fine. When it comes to faith, it's ultimately sink or swim on your own choices, your own faith, if you accept what Jesus has done for you. But you are in the ministry. If you are in this kind of a hole, then maybe you aren't doing your flock any good, despite your original intentions. The church is there for your to love and tell them about Jesus. It doesn't exist so that you can have a run-down parsonage and menial income. I know dudes who got themselves into this position, and because they had no other options they were trapped. Clergy live in a provided house and a low income that barely sustains them. I just got sick of it. i took the leap to escape the clutches of the denomination and went to school. I worked tirelessly at a nursing home while going to school. I took the little kids with me as I went door to door to mow lawns and rebuild decks for little old ladies. I did all kinds of stuff to make ends meet.
If you don't have the skills then get some. If you don't have the intellect, then challenge yourself and push! If you can't take the leap like I did, then while still in your position, take some courses online and get a certification that can provide you with a second income. Computers, IT, pharmacy tech...these are all jobs in high demand and all have easily obtainable certifications online. More income provides freedom and a better opportunity to have a solid work/life balance. If your wife only pees in your bowl of cheerios, then that's tough. I've been there and have survived her most toxic of behaviors. You can too, little brother. Keep the faith!