Tiredness is not a spiritual failure. Even so, a lot of us carry the sense that rest has to be earned, that limits mean weak faith, and that God is a little disappointed when we sleep in.
This movement is about Sabbath as a gift rather than a rule, about the God who rested and doesn't resent your need to, and about permission to stop before the list is done.
From the devotionals
When evening comes, the day is allowed to be over.
Day 89
There is room for you to rest before the list is done.
Day 65
The God who made your edges is gentle with them.
Day 67
31 days
What this movement walks through
- 61 Sometimes the Holiest Thing Is a Nap
- 62 A Gift You Can't Fail
- 63 When the Kettle Goes Cold Again
- 64 Sleepless Doesn't Mean Faithless
- 65 Rest Came Before the Work
- 66 Jesus Did Not Hire You
- 67 Moses Couldn't Do It All Either
- 68 Rest Doesn't Keep Church Hours
- 69 When Grief Keeps You Awake
- 70 When the Car Goes Quiet in the Driveway
- 71 Jesus Slept Through the Storm
- 72 A Short Pause Counts
- 73 Let Someone Wash Your Feet
- 74 You Are Not the Engine of Your Life
- 75 You Don't Have to Reach the Light First
- 76 Tomorrow's Bread Can Wait
- 77 The God Who Took a Day Off
- 78 Nobody Is Grading Your Reading Plan
- 79 Jesus Sent the Crowd Home
- 80 The Wick He Won't Put Out
- 81 Getting There, Slowly
- 82 Nobody Asked You to Carry It Alone
- 83 Sitting Down Takes Faith Too
- 84 Nothing to Say, and Still Praying
- 85 The Wince When You See the Clock
- 86 Empty Is a Perfectly Good Way to Arrive
- 87 When the House Goes Quiet
- 88 You Are Not Holding Up the Sky
- 89 Evening Comes for a Reason
- 90 Putting Your Feet Up Is Allowed
- 91 Rest Was Never Dessert