Embrace the Bank: Learning to Slow Down, Get Quiet, and Rest in Him

09/09/22 • 46 min

Are you speeding along in a speed boat, not even catching a glimpse of what God is saying to you for your life or are you embracing the season of rest He is calling you to? Are you trying ot keep up with the hustle and bustle of the culture, trying to please everyone and achieve?

Today, we are talking about "Embracing the Bank" with Faith Harralson. A conversation that flows from the fact that God calls us to seasons of rest in order to be restored to our true passions, desires, and vision, helping us to become more intentional with our lives.

Faith Harralson is a children’s author and the Discipleship Pastor at The Father’s House in Owensboro, KY. She is passionate about living a life of faith and believing for the impossible! Her other joys in life include marriage, motherhood and adoption, traveling and gardening.

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