Mark 6:30

Can you rest and put your hope in God? We all need time for real, genuine, rest.

Will you turn it off for a few days? Sometimes we have to take a break from all the information overload!

Is there any way to step off the treadmill a minute? Tom Norvell reminds us of Jesus encouraging his disciples, his followers, to get away from the maddening rush of the crowds and go to a quiet place with him and get some rest.

Can you really get more fit by resting? Without rest we cannot restore our bodies and our health, but this is not a new idea, it is God's fitness plan from long ago.

Why do we not take care of ourselves in our service to others? Paul Faulkner reminds us that if we are going to keep being a servant to Christ and others, then we've got to care for ourselves and replenish what we are depleting in our service to others.

Don't you sense this need? Tom Norvell reminds us of our need for rest and to rest in Jesus, in God, and in the Spirit.

When's the last time you had a great rest? We must guard and protect our sacred space, our time alone with God.

Is getting away to a quiet place enough to restore our souls? Phil Ware talks about the weariness of ministry and reminds us that it is not enough to simply get away and rest, we must get away and be with Jesus.

How are you going to get it all done? A plan to help us get things done we need to get done in a world of too much to do.

Exhausted, bone-weary, and insufficient to meet the task at hand? Ah, you may just be in the place where Jesus can use you most powerfully! Phil Ware looks into Jesus feeding the five thousand and reminds us that he longs to do amazing things through us, too!

Is rest really necessary for holy and whole living? Phil Ware talks about the importance of rest and the Sabbath principle.

Through the years and all the changes, one thing remains true about the heart of God. Phillip Morrison reminds us in the shadow of Independence Day about the many inconsistencies when principles are first applied, yet he also urges us to be patient and gracious and open to the needs of all people.