Bed Rotting: Why the Bible's rest prescription is better
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Psychologist Georgina Taylor Adriaansen and writer and retreat organizer Amy Boucher Pye joined Esther Higham to talk about the rise of bed rotting, a biblical rhythm of rest, and how we find the right balance between hard work and relaxation.
Released on 9 Jul 2025
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