Seasons
“Keep
shoveling.”
It’s
a hard thing to hear. We are so prone to associating our value with what we are
doing. Downtimes with the Lord are hard. It is much easier to see the reward on
eternity’s side when sweat is running off our brow, so to speak.

Seasons
of downtime come. They are beneficial. They give us a break: a needed break. We
need our Sabbaths. Not out of a legalistic regiment, rather a sigh—a deep
breath—for the soul. Not only are they so, but these breaks have other more
important benefits. They tap deep places of our soul; places where important
God questions bubble from. These questions lead to clarified vision. But the
most important reason for these God-imposed downtimes is that they reorient our
spirit that we are justified by Jesus Christ apart from works. And this dear
reader anchors our soul.

Enjoy
your downtimes.
Let those deep God questions bubble out of your soul.
Commune with Him
…and keep shoveling.
Let those deep God questions bubble out of your soul.
Commune with Him
…and keep shoveling.
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