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ep. 12: what even is a sabbath? - building rhythms of rest and daily delight
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Morning: FULL. Afternoon: BOOKED. Evening: SCHEDULED. Weekends: JAM PACKED THROUGH JANUARY. Most of our schedules look something like this. A lot of plans, not a lot of margin, and (in all likelihood) not a lot of rest. Enter - this week's episode of the Call Me Thursday podcast. Sav - aka our resident rest guru - has had an annual Sabbath, or rest, week on the calendar since 2020 and today she's showing us the ropes on how to build rhythms of rest into your week and year. The gals recognize that finding space in your schedule to rest isn't easy, but it's worth it. It's time to find time to take it easy - and Sav + Sar hope this week's episode encourages you make time for those things that don't check off a box.
LINKS:
Beth Moore, a Prominent Evangelical, Splits With Southern Baptists article
All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir by Beth Moore
Garden City: Work, Rest, and the Art of Being Human - John Mark Comer
Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth - Richard Foster
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