Refreshment for the weary soul
No matter the reason for your weariness, know this: Jesus cares deeply about the condition of your soul. He invites you away to rest a while.
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Less stress, more rest
The culture has it wrong. Straining and striving, comparing and despairing, is not a sustainable way to live. If your soul is stressed, in need of rest, determine today to live differently.
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Defined by busyness
Too often we allow busyness to define our stories rather than drawing close to God during the busy times.
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Better sleep, better relationships
Getting more sleep is one way to prevent marital dissatisfaction - and to make you a better person to be around.
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You know you need to rest when…
John Koessler shares several warning signs we can look for to know if we're in desperate need of rest.
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Finding soul rest
Glynnis Whitwer explains why soul rest is something that God desires for everyone. What does it mean to find true soul rest in God?
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Is self-care being self-centered?
Jesus stayed strong by exercising self-care in the middle of his ministry life. He understood the importance of rest and time alone with the Father.
Neglecting Sabbath rest
Cheri Keaggy unpacks the dangers of neglecting Sabbath rest.
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Fasting from busyness
In the midst of a fast-paced, task-oriented culture, we need to take time rest.
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The connection between fear and control
We can't be in control - but can we rest in the knowledge that God is?
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Fear is a liar
Fear is a liar. The enemy is a liar. He’s the author of confusion. But God has made promises to us that He intends to keep.
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God’s power to redeem our stories – Kim Kidd
Sitting in jail, Kim Kidd did the only thing she could think of – she cried out to God.
J. Warner Wallace and Sean McDowell: Reaching Generation Z
Dr. Jeremiah Johnston hosts apologists, Dr. Sean McDowell and J. Warner Wallace, to talk about reaching those between the ages of about 3 and 20 - Generation Z.
