Restored in Christ Podcast

Busy vs Called | With Deborah van der Bij | Ep 5 | Restored in Christ Podcast

Restored in Christ Podcast

Show Notes

Are you doing so much for God that you’re struggling to spend time with Him?

This week, Lilly and Kelly are joined by Deborah van der Bij for an honest conversation about the difference between being busy and being called. Like the story of Mary and Martha, we reflect on the mistakes we’ve made, the pressure to keep doing more, and the loving kindness of God that invites us back to His presence.

If your days are full but your soul feels weary, this conversation is for you.

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