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Good news for soul-tired women starts here
You know the cycle: You start the day already exhausted and end it defeated, all the while telling yourself things will get better if you can just power through this week. But then the weeks turn into months, and you start to believe you'll never be able to stop, slow down, or catch your breath. You wouldn't even know how if you tried.
Yet God has made you for a life of abundance, not a life of exhaustion. It's time to quit the unsustainable pace and receive God's gift of realistic rest. With relatable stories and eye-opening insights, bestselling author and speaker Jess Connolly shows you
● how to find the source of your fatigue
● scripts for saying no and strategies for protecting your peace
● practices for bringing realistic rest and self care into your daily and weekly rhythms
You
can break the cycle of living like you're constantly on the hook. This book will show you how to find new rhythms so that you can experience the abundant life God intended for you. Come to Jesus to find rest for your weary and burdened soul.
Also available--Tired of Being Tired Study Guide, the companion workbook to help you discover practical ways to apply these biblical truths to change your life.
A propos de l'auteur
Jess Connolly is the author or coauthor of several books, including
Wild and Free,
You Are the Girl for the Job, and
Breaking Free from Body Shame. She and her husband, Nick, planted Bright City Church in Charleston, South Carolina, where they live with their four children. As the lead coach and founder of Go + Tell Gals and the host of
The Jess Connolly Podcast, Jess wants to leave her generation more in awe of God than she found it. She's passionate about her family, women, God's Word, and the local church. Find her on Instagram @JessAConnolly or on her website, JessConnolly.com.
Résumé
Bestselling author, speaker, and Bible teacher helps soul-tired women find the source of their fatigue, set aside shame over their exhaustion, and reset their rhythms and relational patterns to embrace realistic rest.
