Are you tired, worn out, and overwhelmed? Does your schedule and calendar suffer from a lack of space to rest and recover? Do you know what the Bible means when it refers to “fallow ground”? In this episode Matthew and Shepard Lilley discuss the importance of recognizing and reconnecting with the natural rhythms of life, particularly in relation to seasons, rest, and trust in God.
They explore how modern conveniences and constant connectivity have led to a disconnection from these rhythms, emphasizing the need for intentional rest and the spiritual significance of Sabbath. The conversation also delves into the concept of fallow ground and the importance of stewardship of creation, encouraging listeners to evaluate their own rhythms of life and trust in God's provision.
Watch Part 1 here:
🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑
Each season is important, and timing matters.
We are disconnected from the natural rhythms of life.
Resting is an act of trust in God.
Ignoring God's design leads to physical and mental decline.
It costs more to not take the day to rest.
Daily, weekly, and monthly rhythms of rest are essential.
Fallow ground is necessary for restoration.
Stewardship of creation is a form of worship.
Evaluating our rhythms of life is crucial for spiritual health.
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction to Seasons and Rhythms
03:08 Unhealthy Disconnect from Natural Rhythms
06:01 The Importance of Rest and Trust
11:46 Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Rhythms of Rest
18:03 The Concept of Fallow Ground
24:10 Stewardship of Creation and Trusting God
