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Welcome, welcome to Susie Larson Live. Always honored to get to spend this time with you. In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk, that deepen your understanding of God's Word,

and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life.

So have you ever heard the phrase hurry sickness?

Even if you haven't, you know right away what it means and what it implies.

We're going to talk today about recapturing the God-given gift of time, especially time to pause, to ponder, to reflect on some of the deeper things of life. In fact, I'm just going to ask you right now, take a deep breath, breathe in

and breathe out. And I just want you to remember that God is on his throne, that he put the

stars in place with no effort, and he's intimately

involved with your story.

He loves you so deeply, and he will make sure that he gets you safely home.

You've got to know that.

Well, my guest today is shared in Boise.

It's been way too long since I've had him on the show, and he writes this.

The effects of hurry sickness go beyond the anxiety and burnout that we know it breeds, a much earlier

casualty is reflection time, the capacity to step away from our lives in order to observe them,

to sift the trivial from the meaningful and to spot the sacred moments that they contain.

For our sake and for the worlds, we break the cycle interrupt the rush wholeness requires

that we pause and i think i know god wants wholeness for each and every one of us sheridan

will be on here in just a moment a quick announcement we've got a live stream coming up a live stream

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