How many to-dos, responsibilities, relationships...are you juggling?
I don’t want this frantic feeling of trying to keep it all together but fearing that at any moment it will all come tumbling down.
Do you?
It’s urgent for us to slow down. For our bodies and our souls. We can do this. We need to for our physical, mental, and spiritual health. Jesus promises us the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self-control. But if we’re scrolling or speeding so quickly through our lives, it’s hard to notice any of that richness or fullness, let alone make room for it or tap into it. When we’re running full speed ahead, we don’t feel like we can muster any patience or self-control, and we struggle to recall when we last felt anything resembling peace. We’re zooming around so fast we don’t have time to accept lovely invitations from God to connect with Him through prayer, reading our Bibles, being present, and celebrating the good stuff.
But I want to.
Do you?
Are you ready to try?
Dive into the pages of The Urgency of Slowing Down and go on a journey with Laura L. Smith of unpacking what's in our lives, why it's there, what we don't need, what we can let go of, and what we can add in...
so we can step into the unforced rhythms of grace Jesus invites us into.
I don’t want this frantic feeling of trying to keep it all together but fearing that at any moment it will all come tumbling down.
Do you?
It’s urgent for us to slow down. For our bodies and our souls. We can do this. We need to for our physical, mental, and spiritual health. Jesus promises us the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self-control. But if we’re scrolling or speeding so quickly through our lives, it’s hard to notice any of that richness or fullness, let alone make room for it or tap into it. When we’re running full speed ahead, we don’t feel like we can muster any patience or self-control, and we struggle to recall when we last felt anything resembling peace. We’re zooming around so fast we don’t have time to accept lovely invitations from God to connect with Him through prayer, reading our Bibles, being present, and celebrating the good stuff.
But I want to.
Do you?
Are you ready to try?
Dive into the pages of The Urgency of Slowing Down and go on a journey with Laura L. Smith of unpacking what's in our lives, why it's there, what we don't need, what we can let go of, and what we can add in...
so we can step into the unforced rhythms of grace Jesus invites us into.
What people are saying:
If you feel like you're on a hamster wheel, The Urgency of Slowing Down is what you need right now. Laura knows that non-stop struggle and invites you to discover why slow is the solution you’ve been praying for. As you're inspired by Laura's personal journey, encouraged by Jesus's teaching, & learn practical tools, you'll learn to allow God's prescription for slow to soothe your soul. - Barb Roose, author of Stronger Than Stress
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Laura shows us how to take Jesus up on his offer to “get away with me and recover your life.” I’ve learned to expect Laura’s compelling vulnerability in her writing and this book does not disappoint. But I didn’t expect to feel such personal invitations from Jesus through her words into the slower, sweeter life we are all desperate for. - Alli Patterson, author of How to Stay Standing and teaching pastor at Crossroads Church
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We live in a toxic hustle culture. No matter the age, everyone seems to be “busy” and our fast pace of life is slowly killing us. That is why Laura’s book is not only timely but necessary. I love how she invites readers in with personal stories that are relatable and leads us to a place of understanding how to practically slow down. - Simi John, Bible Teacher and author of I Am Not
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