Because our culture does not practice Sabbath together in a specific way, not even our church culture, we have to approach Sabbath with a very individualist view of it. What rest looks like for one may not be what rest looks like for another. My guest today, Anna Kettle, author of Sand Between Your Toes, shares with us how that flexibility helps us to embrace the heart-posture of Sabbath rather than executing a specific plant. Listen in.

About My Guest:

Anna Kettle is an experienced writer, published author, podcaster, and an award-winning marketing professional. Her first book ‘Sand Between Your Toes: Inspirations for a Slower, Simpler & More Soulful Life’ released last year under Tyndale House. Anna is a slow living advocate, a lover of coffee and good conversation, and a big believer in the healing power of words. She is married to husband Andy, and mum to their son, Ben. They live in the beautiful waterfront city of Liverpool in England.

Connect with Anna:

https://www.annakettle.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/annakettlewrites/

https://www.facebook.com/annakettlewrites

https://www.pinterest.es/annakettlewrites 

Connect with Rachel

https://rachelfahrenbach.com 

http://facebook.com/rachelfahrenbach

http://instagram.com/rachelfahrenbach

Next Steps

Want to know the difference be between pseudo-rest and real rest? Find out now with Anna’s helpful Rest Inventory: https://www.annakettle.com/gifts 

Want to start practicing Sabbath but don't know exactly where to begin? Start here: https://simplysabbath.com/sabbathguide/