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This week at The Edwards Table, we close out the March mini-series

“Things I’m Still Learning.”

Over the past few weeks we’ve talked about love, trust, and hope. Today’s conversation

brings us to something many of us struggle to give ourselves permission for… rest.

In a world that constantly pushes us to do more, fix more, and carry more, rest can feel

uncomfortable—even irresponsible. But what if rest isn’t weakness? What if it’s actually an

act of trust?

In this episode, Amy reflects on why rest can feel so diNicult, especially for those who have

walked through hard seasons, and how learning to slow down can be one of the most

honest expressions of faith.

This conversation is for anyone who:

• feels exhausted from carrying too much for too long

• struggles to slow down without feeling guilty

• wonders if it’s okay to pause and breathe for a moment

Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is stop striving and remember that we were

never meant to carry everything on our own.

Pull up a chair and join us at The Edwards Table.

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