Jesus uses an icon of work in order to illustrate rest in Him. True rest for our souls isn't a result of doing nothing, but it's found it being who we're meant to be and doing what we're meant to do.  

The kind of rest that Jesus offers in Matthew 11 is a very specific, and necessary rest that we all crave...rest for our souls. 

We consider an invitation that is similar to Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11, spoken through the prophet Isaiah. 

 Jesus offers us freedom from the overwhelming burden of a lifetime of self-salvation projects.

What do you do with the mad that you feel? And what do you do with the worry, anxiety and stress that we all do our best to manage. This is an incredibly important conversation about stepping out from under the impossibly heavy yoke of religion and under the yoke that Jesus offers each of us. 

 Embracing the journey and the process of becoming who it is that God's created us to be.   

Jesus is near the brokenhearted, through all the pain and struggles this life brings.   

An important conversation about the significance of unlearning all the things that get in the way of remembering who we truly are and what we have in Christ.   

 A conversation about the beautiful and scandalous old testament story of Hosea and Gomer.

 An important conversation about our struggle with finding confidence.