Posts tagged Biblical Self-Care
Working For God or Working With God?

In the final video in our self-care series Peter breaks down not only the importance of working alongside God, but the how, with the important reminder to be clear about the things that God has for us to do.

Please connect with all the written and video blog pieces in the self-care series to get the full picture of this discussion we at Restore Ministries have been facilitating over the past few months.

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Settle Into Your Finiteness

Considering this idea of finiteness raises up the reminder that we have limits in our capacities and abilities to do things. We don't know everything, we can't do everything - we are not infinite.

In this video, a component of the Restore Ministrie's self-care series, Peter shares some of his own personal comfort and discomfort with this idea of our finiteness, and it's likeness to a big recliner chair at the end of the day.

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Peter's Story: COVID-19

Peter Sondergeld gets personal as he shares his experience of the Covid-19 pandemic as a local church pastor.

This video is part one in the current series on self-care by Restore Ministries, where we are passionate about discussing the biblical view of self-care over the coming months, so stay connected as we work to help you towards long-term, sustainable ministry.

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Creator or Creation

When it comes to sustainable living and sustainable ministry you need to start at the beginning… the very beginning. In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Genesis 1:1

In this snappy introduction to life there are ten words which lay down two categories - creator and creation. Don’t jumble them up. Don’t get them confused… though in a fallen world, it is probably easier said than done.

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Coronavirus & Self Care

The category of self-care captures something helpful, but like most secular psychological categories, it brings with it a bunch of unwanted freight.

The first time I heard the term self-care, there was a car crash in my head. The two cars were self-care and Psalm 23. They seemed at odds to me. Am I my own shepherd, or is God my shepherd? How does Jesus’ care of me interface with my care of myself? What does it look like for God to make me lie down in green pastures?

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