Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or on the brink of burnout? In this episode, we uncover the secret to sustained energy and joy: rhythms. Discover why even the most passionate and dedicated individuals can face burnout and how embracing God’s design for work and rest can restore and rejuvenate us.
Listen in to learn:
- Why passion isn’t enough to protect you from fatigue
- The alarming rise in burnout, and why it matters
- Six reasons for rhythms, and how they can work for you
- Practical steps to help you start integrating rhythms of rest and work into your life today
💡Today’s Big Idea: Replenishment comes from rhythms.
⚡️Today’s Small Step: Identify one small rhythm you can integrate into your life today. Pray, Choose one, and obey.
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