So today we get to have a conversation with you guys about slow living and this is in response to a question that was submitted in our question box on our website.

Thank you guys so much for submitting your questions there. It is so fun to hear what's going on in your

hearts and minds and the question was specifically, are we going to read the

question, Elisha? Well if you give me just a second we could. Yeah, yeah let's

read exactly what this question says it struck a chord with

both Elaish and I I think because we have sought a more slow lifestyle over the past you know couple years and while it still seems like our

life is very very full with a lot of very very rich things This slow living thing has taken root in a lot of hearts and

minds all over the country and kind of like how minimalism was this huge you know there's still remnants of it floating around but like

minimalism was the thing. Sure it was a movement. Exactly it was a really huge movement for a couple

years and now I feel like this slow living movement has really taken root over the last couple years and let's maybe read the question.

Sure, we'll read the question and then we'll dive into the episode.

The question was simply put

can you give your biblical perspective on the slow living movement. God bless. You know

who you are. Thank you so much for asking that question. Are we talking like

the KJV biblical perspective?

I think that's what they meant by your biblical.

No. I mean, I'm honored that you even think that we would have a biblical perspective. That's the thing is that we strive to have a biblical

perspective on many things and I want to seek God's word for answers in all area of the life that's

what's so cool is God's word does speak to every area of life.

Not every area as equally as clear and direct,

but it is profitable for reproof, for correction

in all pursuits of godliness you know what is that second

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