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dot o'rg. Hello this Russell Moore and you're listening to signposts. Those who've been around me for a while know the kind of music that I like

so you'll understand what I mean when I say this. When I look back at the year 2017 in my life I started the year 2017 in my life.

I started the year off feeling like Hank Williams

at the end in the back of the Cadillac

headed through West Virginia.

And I ended the year feeling a lot more like Jimmy

Buffett, hopeful and happy and and rested and a lot of that had to do with this guest that we're about to have on the program right now.

Because I was exhausted, I was stretched way, way too thin.

And in the middle of that a friend of mine Justin Taylor at the

at crossway publishers I think knew that and he said hey you might like to read this book

that we're about to publish and so he sent me the

galleys for a book called Reset living a grace-paced life in a burnout culture

by by David Murray who's the guest that we have with us today.

David Murray is Professor of Old Testament and Practical Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological

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