Fall Scheduling in Light of Our Limitedness as Parents
I’ve learned that my calendar, much like my budget, is a spiritual document. It reflects my priorities, my promises, and my presence.
God has provided for us so fully that even if our Sabbath days don’t feel free of all that’s laborious, our souls can breathe easy because Jesus has completed his work.

I’ve learned that my calendar, much like my budget, is a spiritual document. It reflects my priorities, my promises, and my presence.
Our mission as youth pastors and leaders is to show our students how to love Jesus and tell others about him. The enemy would love nothing more than for the distractions he sends our way to frustrate and exhaust us out of our calling.
Rest isn’t merely an opportunity to indulge in our desires; it’s an opportunity to step back to enjoy God’s creation and reflect on the direction of our lives.
True, restorative rest is found in turning away from things that distort, drain, or distract us in order to connect with the one who made us.
Help your child grow spiritually this summer through these three rhythms: rest, work, and play.
It’s important to remember and to model for our children that God is not absent in the disruption, but it is often in disappointment that he meets families most clearly.
