Ep 08 | How to Rest When You Feel Like Hiding

The holiday season is meant to be a time of peace and joy, but for those navigating grief, it can feel like an overwhelming mountain to climb. In this heartfelt episode, Laura Shaw shares her journey of moving from isolation to restoration after loss.

 

Discover:

• Why hiding isn’t rest and how to tell the difference
• Practical tips for setting healthy boundaries during the holidays
• How to lean into God’s presence for true renewal

Whether you’re grieving or simply feeling overwhelmed this season, this episode offers hope, encouragement, and actionable steps to embrace rest in the midst of life’s storms.

 

Tune in now and let’s navigate this holiday season with grace and intention.

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