Jesus said, “Come unto me, all who are weary, and I will give you rest.” Notice, He didn’t say that he would give more energy, strength, or increased tenacity. He didn’t say that He would give more might or muscle! When did we start believing that rest meant weakness? Rest is for recovery. It doesn’t mean that you have given up. It means that you value your well-being and the assignment that you have been given, and you recognize that you will have to be at your best. Nobody is at their best when they are burning the candle at both ends. Stop trying to be all things to all people. There is a God, and you are not Him. Learn to consider your boundaries and determine appropriate priorities. Seek to determine what God intends for you to do. Don’t yield to the tyranny of the urgent. For your health sake, for the sake of everyone who loves you and frankly for God’s sake, reflect on this word. God loves you. He wants the best for you!