The Path to REST Inside + an Audio just for YOU! πŸŽ™


Steps (ok...leaps) of faith

Reader,

I've recently had the privilege of sharing the story behind my book, The Pursuit of Holy Leisure, at a couple of women's events.

I'm kinda an introvert, and standing in front of a crowd was something I never thought I'd do.

But God made a way, and I said, "Yes!"

In today's post, I'm sharing a brief summary and the full audio file for my talk, "The One Thing Necessary."

I hope you'll listen and consider what your "one thing" is, and how the pursuit of holy leisure positions you to REST in Christ.

I'm also taking another step of faith and making myself available for speaking opportunities. If you're planning a women's event, retreat, or gathering and think I might be a good fit, let's have a conversation.

My prayer is that this message will help you find REST in Christ,

Cara

Read and Listen Here: The One Thing Necessary: The Pursuit of Holy Leisure​


P.S. Here's the interest form if you'd like to start a conversation about your next event.


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Cara Ray | Writer

The secret to enjoying God's Word is looking at it as a means of holy leisure. Holy leisure is the modern-day answer to our soul's thirst to slow down and savor God and the Bible. Subscribe to receive weekly devotionals about life, leisure, and the pursuit of holiness.

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