In this episode, Bruce and Kaila talk about the busyness of their schedule and open up about the vulnerability that comes from being busy and tired, when you feel like you’re running on fumes and have very little to give. Life can weigh you down, but it doesn't have to if you keep your eyes fixed on Jesus who rejuvenates our souls.
[01:06] Intro: Busy Schedules
[04:32] Being Obedient when Tired
[06:48] Elijah at Mt. Carmel
[09:53] The Crash
[16:42] Refueling with Jesus
[21:00] Praying God's Word (Psalm 23)
[24:10] Episode 10 Preview
[26:15] Thank you & Prayer
Scripture Citations
- 1 Kings 18
- 1 Kings 19:1-13
- Psalms 23
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