The man juggling everything rarely thinks of himself as overloaded — he thinks of himself as not enough. In the opener of HOLD THE LINE, Alexx makes the case that the constant feeling of being behind isn't a discipline problem, it's a weight problem — and walks through what changes, using Abraham Lincoln's Civil War years as the picture, when a man stops carrying everything alone.
In This Episode, You'll Learn:

• Why feeling "behind" so easily gets misread as personal failure
• What Jesus actually offers in Matthew 11:28–30 — and what He doesn't
• What Abraham Lincoln's private and public burdens reveal about carrying weight without help
• The difference between less weight and shared weight
• Why naming what you're carrying is the first move toward holding the line

Weekly Challenge: Write down everything you're currently carrying — work, marriage, kids, finances, faith, health. Identify the one item you've never honestly brought to God, and bring it to Him specifically in prayer this week.