Have you ever noticed that even when you finally get a day off, it doesn’t always feel like rest? You can turn off your phone, finish your to-do list, even escape to the mountains—and still find your soul running laps. We can stop doing and still not start resting. That’s because real rest isn’t found in a hammock, a vacation, or even a perfectly balanced schedule. It’s found in a Person. Hebrews 4 shows us that God offers a kind of rest that isn’t about inactivity—it’s about security. It’s the kind of rest that comes when the work is done, the fight is over, and the verdict is already “accepted.” It’s the rest Jesus entered when He sat down—because His work was finished. So here’s the question this week: if God’s rest is still available, why do so few enter it? Join us Sunday as we discover how to stop striving and start resting—not in our efforts, but in the finished work of Christ.