Read by Josh Childs

Most of us think that if we could simply balance our lives better, we would be happier. But what we actually need is to rediscover the rhythm. As Christians, our whole life consists of loving God and loving others, just like Jesus did. In this book, Wright invites us to find true joy as we embrace these two core realities and discover how they are meant to work in tandem. Explore The Rhythm of Christian Life and recapture the joy of life together as God always intended. Brian J. Wright (PhD, Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia) serves full-time as a chaplain for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, and is an adjunct professor at several universities and seminaries. Discover Life as God Intended Hurried and exhausted, we are looking for a better way to manage all the demands in our lives. We think that if we could simply learn to balance everything, we would be happier. But our problem isn't balance. What we actually need is to rediscover the rhythm. God has created a pulse for our lives, and for centuries Christians lived into that intentional rhythm, one that has been all but lost today. In this book, Wright invites us to find true joy and wholeness as we embrace the two core realities that every person experiences in life: -moments alone: times of solitude when we are with God alone -moments together: times of intentional fellowship with others In our efforts to maximize our time, we often set unrealistic expectations for our "quiet time" and our social relationships. The result is a failure to hear the ancient rhythm that shows how these dimensions of our lives should complement each other. Embracing the rhythm of the Christian life, and living it wholeheartedly, is the task of all believers, not just some of us. As Christians, our whole life consists of loving God and loving others"š€š" just like Jesus did. Explore The Rhythm of Christian Life and recapture the joy of life as God always intended. Explore The Rhythm of Christian Life and recapture the joy of life as God always intended

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