The Fruit of Creative Discipline

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This is a time for deep rest That's the first agenda Often pilgrimage in the sense of some kind of travel To some place or to be with some people that I just really believe God is there and has something for me And then the third phase of it is creative discernment. This year and about october because i'll start hovering Over the next phase of my life like what is it without any need to produce? It'll just be what's the next thing is there another book because there are you know, whatever So it's it's super simple and yet I know it feels unattainable, but it's more attainable than you think if you plan um, and it it is

Longtime friend Andy Crouch joins Curtis to talk about what it means to truly rest the way God intended us to do so. Why is rest so important to creativity? What is the difference between rest and leisure? Is binge watching Netflix actually restful? What are other key mistakes we make in approaching this vital topic? The conversation is Good Faith at its best, combining Biblical theology, cultural analysis, and practical living.

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