Say, won't he do it? Yes, he will.

Want to do it?

Yes, he will.

He'll take a stone, make it still.

Yeah, won't he do it?

Yes, he will.

Hey, friends, welcome to the Sunday edition of Susie Larson Live.

If you've listened to the show for a while, you notice this is a different format and it's kind of fun. I like it a lot. I love what I do during the week. I love that we have a full hour show with guests usually. But it's so fun to have this extra time, just you and I, grabbing a cup of cozy, snuggling up and having some deeper life

conversation together. Kind of uninterrupted, no breaks, just you and me, baby. I'm so glad about that. We've been walking a bit through my devotional, waking up to the goodness of God, 40 days toward healing and wholeness, and kind of overlaying it with the Lenton season. I want to talk today about the recipe for vitality.

And there's a chapter of a reading, a Debo reading in the book. kind of overlaying it with the Lenton season. I want to talk today about the recipe for vitality.

And there's a chapter, a reading, a Debo reading in the book under the same title.

I have a lot of passion about this. In fact, I wrote a book years ago called Your Sacred Yes,

about the idea that nothing wears us out faster than signing up for things God never asked us to do.

And in that book, I talk about three different kinds of yeses. And I did a lot of research on this,

and we went through significant burnout and learned some hard and valuable lessons many, many years

ago. And this book, that Sacred Yes book, was all about the fruit of our rebuilding our

life. And it's been bearing fruit as far as our practices ever since then. They're just

tried and true wisdom that God gave us. But I broke it down into three yeses. The sloppy yes

is when you think so little of your life that you're just saying yes to everything. And you're

sloppy about it, but you're exhausted and you're just running all the everything. And you're sloppy about it, but you're

exhausted and you're just running all the time where you're not maybe not thinking fully of

eternity. Maybe you're doing a lot of good things, but you're not pausing and getting your

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