Hey friends, welcome to the Rhythms for Life podcast where each week we talk about four rhythms

that help you reduce stress and anxiety and take charge of your emotional health. Rest,

restore, connect, create.

Welcome back, I'm Rebecca.

I am Gabe Lyons. Welcome to Rhythms for Life and the Say Yes series brought to you by AIM.

November is here. That's right. Leaves are falling outside our studio here in Franklin.

It's so cold. It was a 30 degree. It dropped fast. Okay. I've been out hunting actually so.

You basically are just sitting out in the cold all day long. No, yesterday with seven hours

in the woods, I saw not one animal except squirrels that were really annoying. But this was really

amazing. Did you feel close to God though? I know a lot of the women listening are like offended

at this point. But I will say I saw a rock, a boulder that was like maybe six inches round.

It just moved like it rolled down on the floor of the woods. Nothing touched it. It just rolled

over. And I wondered how many thousands of years did it take for that rock to get to the point

that it could roll. And I witnessed it. Look at you. That's what you think about when you've been

sitting outside for seven hours. Jack candy. Oh wow. You're like what was the revelation for

today? Well, I watched a rock roll. Rock and roll, baby. All right. Sorry guys. It's true that

we're like you're driving out west, right? And you're driving on the highway and all of a sudden

there's like an avalanche. You're like how long did it take for that to happen? I mean it's

it's kind of crazy. Right. It wasn't even windy. It's not like the wind would have rolled

at the boulder anyways. It's like the laws of gravity. It's the foundation shifting. So this

is really about natural law. And that's what we're talking about today on this episode. We're

on this for life. Yes. Outside of track here. Outside of that. Let's talk. When is it appropriate

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