She's In The City By Nasheville

So many of us find ourselves in positions as mothers, women in ministry, or simply as the friend who everyone seems to call when something falls apart. And God calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves and to serve not wait to be served, so how on earth are we supposed to find rest when we keep putting others before ourselves?   The reason this topic is so depleting and guilt-laced is not because we feel undeserving of rest; it’s because we feel others deserve to rest before we do. It’s rooted in our inherent female desire to be caretakers, though often the last one to be taken care of is us.   Listen in this week as our guests are honest about how consistency doesn’t seem possible and how sometimes rest comes in fast and furious of moments of simply telling the Lord you’re grateful.   And the best news of all? Rest can look like whatever it needs to for you! As long as it replenishes your mind, body, and soul in the Lord, rest can be anything that restores you – worship or prayer, exercise or naps, clean e