Ep 108 // When Rest Feels Wrong — Why Slowing Down Isn’t Lazy, It’s Faithful

Ep 108: When Rest Feels Wrong — Why Slowing Down Isn’t Lazy, It’s Faithful Description: Have you ever finally sat down for five quiet minutes, only to feel guilty for not doing something “productive”? As a Christian working mom, it can feel like the weight of your home, work, and family all rests on your shoulders. Slowing down? That feels risky—or even wrong. But what if your fear of rest isn’t laziness—it’s a misunderstanding of God’s heart? In this episode, we’re unpacking the spiritual reasons rest feels uncomfortable and why slowing down might actually be an act of trust and obedience. You’ll learn why biblical rest is more than just self-care—it’s soul-care. We’ll explore: Why Christian moms feel guilty for resting The hidden beliefs that keep us stuck in over-functioning What Scripture really says about rest and identity How to trust God in the stillness Simple, grace-filled ways to start practicing true rest this week God never tied your worth to your work—and He invites you to live like that’s true. If you’re longing for a way to be present, grounded, and free from the constant pressure to do more, this conversation is for you. 🎉 Special Invitation: If this episode hits home and you want to go deeper, check out the Faithfully Balanced course. It’s a 4-week, self-paced program created for Christian working moms who are tired of running on empty and ready to create sustainable, Christ-centered rhythms of rest, work, and worship. 💛 Learn more + grab the summer sale here: bit.ly/faithfullybalanced   💬 Join our free Facebook community for ongoing encouragement, connection, and real conversations with other moms choosing to live faithfully and fully: Faith Led Working Moms   Want to chat with Lindsay? Set up a free connection call by clicking the link.   >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>   Connect with Lindsay: - Free FB Community: Faith Led Working Moms Community - Instagram: FaithLedWorkingMoms - LinkedIn: Lindsay Walker - Email: [email protected]