Rest and War: Rhythms of a Well-Fought Life

Read more Read more You Will Discover How To Read more What People Are Saying Sadie Robertson Huff Rest & War: Rhythms of a Well-Fought Life, is a breath of fresh air for our generation. His practical and encouraging words help us all learn how to better cultivate true intimacy with Jesus as we navigate the complexities of our daily lives. Levi Lusko Rest & War...the very ingredients needed to not just face the chaos of life, but to come out stronger on the other side. Ben communicates clearly the ways to struggle well in a world that does not know rest. This resource will help you navigate this beautiful tension in your spiritual life and set in place disciplines that will help you flourish. Lysa TerKeurst We've all felt battle-weary and discouraged at different times throughout our lives as Christians. Ben Stuart knows what this feels like and teaches readers to know the right time to rest and the right time to war with Jesus by our side. In Rest & War, you'll find the companion you've been waiting for as you look to honor God with the way you spend your days and mental energy. Life may not always be easy, but this book will help you learn to live your one life well! Louie Giglio Profound yet practical. Ben has made a habit of examining the Scripture to mine the truth from the text and this book is proof of that pursuit. In Rest & War, hes stepped into a cultural crisis and has held up a beacon of light and hope through the person and way of Jesus. From the earliest chapters in Genesis, we see our God creating structure in a way that brings about life and flourishing, and that is what Ben is bringing to the table with this book: strategic structure that doesnt just change your schedule but changes your heart as well. Read more Softcover ebook Study Guide + Streaming Video Audiobook Softcover Ebook Study Guide Streaming Video Audiobook

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🗸 Author(s): Ben Stuart
🗸 Title: Rest and War: Rhythms of a Well-Fought Life
🗸 Rating : 4.9 from 5 stars (295 reviews)
🗸 Languange: English
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🗸 Supported Devices: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle

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