Redefining Rest

Becca Van Cleave
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Redefining Rest is where we talk about practical, intentional ways to rest in your everyday life.

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  1. 2023. 04. 19.

    Episode 6: Ian Simkins and How To Sabbath

    Perhaps my favorite episode so far! Ian is easy to talk to, brilliant, and captures the essence of Sabbath in a way that I haven’t been able to so far. So very grateful for this conversation!

  2. 2023. 03. 08.

    Episode 5: Cassy Joy Garcia on Nutrition and Being Present

    Wow! What a great conversation this is about how directly nutrition supports our ability to rest, and also be more efficient in the times we're not resting. This conversation has inspired me to start meal prepping more than just Costco lasagna and get on a 48 hour reset.  Here are some of the links we mentioned in the show! Give Cassy Joy a follow and check out her *free* meal plan and grocery list.  www.fedandfit.com  Instagram: @fedandfit

  3. 2023. 02. 22.

    Episode 4: Annie Rhode on Social Media and Micro Breaks

    Annie joins us to talk about her life as a stay at home, homeschooling mama who also runs a business on the side! We talk about boundaries in business, micro-breaks and rhythms during the day, and boundaries with social media. Here's where you can find Annie on instagram:  @annie.rhode

  4. 2023. 02. 08.

    Episode #3: Dr. Brittney Keller on Rest and the Nervous System

    In this episode, I talk with Dr. Brittney about how we can support our nervous system in a way that will help our bodies to rest. My favorite part of the episode is where she used the analogy of a bucket. We each have our own individual capacity to stress (physical, chemical, emotional). When the bucket overflows, that's when we get sick or lose it with our toddler or get injured. By knowing how we can keep our buckets (more) empty, we can then set ourselves up well to enter into the times of quiet where we can intentionally connect with the Lord. Follow Dr. Brittney here: On instagram - @dr.brittneykeller Her practice in Lincoln - @thrivelincoln Their website: https://www.thrivelincoln.com

  5. 2023. 01. 25.

    Episode 2: Christina Sage Hatcher on Rest in Community

    In this episode, Christina and I talk about how vital community is for living a life with rest. In community, you learn more deeply who you are, and when you know who you are, you're able to become unhurried because you don't have anything to prove. This conversation was a gift! You can find Christina here on social media: @christinahatcher @indigocollectivene And here's a link to her website where you can shop online.

  6. 2023. 01. 11.

    Episode 1: Natasha Drisdelle on Shabbat and Sabbath

    What an exciting way to launch the VERY first episode of Redefining Rest! Natasha Drisdelle is a friend, author, speaker, and all around a truly wise woman who brought the TRUTH in 20 minutes! We talked about misconceptions about Sabbath and rest, particularly with young kids, and their family's special tradition of Shabbat every Friday night.  To join me THIS Friday practicing our first Shabbat, follow me on instagram - @beccavancleave The link to Natasha's book that she mentioned in the podcast here. Follow her on instagram at @wisewifeblueprint  Here's a sample liturgy for a Shabbat dinner:  Lighting the Sabbath Candles  Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe Who has justified us through faith in Yeshua the Messiah, the Light of the world and in his name we kindle the sabbath lights. Blessing Over Wine  Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe  Creator of the fruit of the vine. Blessing Over Bread  Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe, Who brings forth bread from earth.

    Episode 1: Natasha Drisdelle on Shabbat and Sabbath
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Redefining Rest is where we talk about practical, intentional ways to rest in your everyday life.

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    Becca Van Cleave
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    2023년
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