In this episode we discuss a third practice to help us un-hurry our lives: Slowing. We'll talk about ways to slow our lives down and the important fruit that it bears.

In this episode, we discuss a second practice to help us slow down our lives: Sabbath. We'll talk about what Sabbath is and why it is important, a well as what we should exclude on this day, and what we should include. Emily and Sara also share about how they've started (imperfectly) practicing Sabbath and where you can begin on your journey to stop, rest, worship, and delight.

In this episode, we are discussing a practice to help us slow down our lives: Silence and Solitude. We'll talk about what it is and what it's not, how to begin this practice in your life, and the benefits of setting aside time for silence and solitude.

We live in a culture where busy is the norm! Many of us struggle to find time to build the relationship with God that we want, which brings us to the question: are you too busy to follow Jesus? Join us in this conversation as we explore how hurry impacts our lives.

Book Mentioned: The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer

This week, in honor of Mother's Day, Emily and Sara share with you encouragement to seize the million tiny moments in our days to teach our children about God.

One thing Emily and I have both been processing lately is the truth that God has more for us. There is more to experience in our relationship with Him than going through the motions of church on Sundays and prayer and Bible reading as tasks to complete. Often we miss the more because we limit ourselves, we’re afraid to ask, we don’t believe there is more, or we are simply content in our safe and comfortable boxes.

I don’t know about you, but sometimes I will look at my week ahead and become overwhelmed by the amount of appointments, assignments, work, running the kids around, etc. I think “How in the world am I going to make it through this week?!” This episode will encourage you to lean into God to provide everything you need for every day.

Tune in to hear how we can remember God's faithfulness during difficult seasons.

Listen to "Just as Good" by Chris Renzema (featuring Ellie Holcomb) here.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oudl2LVXDYo&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

Join us as we wrap up our unintentional mini-series on the lies we believe. 

Emily and I revisit the heart behind the podcast and what it really means to come Authentically Alongside.