Is Toxic Masculinity a Thing?
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Lisa Anderson | Director of Young Adults
I just finished a brutal few weeks between prepping for a speaking event last weekend (four talks in one day), a ton of deliverables at work, house- and cat-sitting (my kitty friend Bonnie), plus getting ready for a trip to California (I’m here now). Most of this time, I have felt “on the edge” of some kind of sickness. A scratchy throat, aches and a small sniffle have been knocking at my door seemingly incessantly (hello, Vitamins D, C and zinc).
It’s all been a great reminder to me of the Scriptural principle of rest. We need rest, folks. We can’t “do it all” indefinitely. Remember:
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Father rested . Consistent sleep and rest are important; without them, we will be sick, weary and ineffective in everything we do. So get your Zzzzs. Meanwhile, I’m off to take a nap.
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