How can a mom find time to rest, when she can barely find time to do all the things she needs to do? What if I told you the cultural norm of 5-day work week and 2-day weekend actually makes it harder for you to accomplish your to-do list each week? Or that it contributes to that panic you feel at the end of the week when you haven't gotten everything done that you need to and the guilt you feel about not enjoying the weekend? There is another way. A better way. One that is laid out for us in scripture: 6 days of work and 1 day of rest. It's time to rethink your weekly schedule.
Links & Resources
Read Genesis 1:3-5
The Busy Mom's Guide to a Simple Family Sabbath
This Mom Knows Podcast - Episode 44 The Mom Team
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Next Steps
Ask: What would you gain if you added in a day of work and made a day of rest non-negotiable?
Do: Pick a day to Sabbath, write it on your calendar, identify your roles, and assign them throughout the remaining 6 days.
Download: The Busy Mom's Guide to a Simple Family Sabbath
