It's almost here for 13 years my latest book, Amos, an invitation to the good life is about

to hit the shelves and I cannot wait for you to experience what I did as I studied the

Old Testament book of Amos.

He's often called a prophet of doom because, quite honestly, his book is full of condemnation.

But I turn each of those condemnations into an invitation, an invitation to seek God

and live.

And when you seek God, you live the God life and the God life is the only true good life.

So go to JenniferRothchild.com slash Amos and get the first chapter for free plus the first

teaching video for free also.

Come on for 13 years, let's make Amos famous so everyone can live the good life.

It might be a good thing, but if I'm looking to discern, if this is causing me to go into

what we call the striving cycle and to depend on myself, then even if it produces productive

good, if it's to my spiritual detriment and it pushes me to depend more on myself than

I depend on God, then it's not something that I want to pursue.

Here is always trying to convince you that life balance is possible.

You know what I mean?

Everything that you see is pushing this narrative that you can put equal work into career and

family and friends and faith and self-care, but what if life is not about balancing all

the things you do, but instead doing what matters most.

Today on the 413, you are going to get a practical guide for doing what matters most in a

get things done, kind of world.

Authors, Michelle Myers and Summer Fobus will open the door to a counter-cultural, gospel-centered

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