I'm Rachel G. Scott, Founder of the I Can’t Come Down Movement and Author of Taking the 5 Leaps: Experiencing God's Faithfulness as We Respond to His Call. My mission is to help others build a firm foundation in their faith and live a God-centered life as they step into their calling with confidence.
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Hey Reader, Summer may have officially ended on the calendar, but that doesn’t mean the rhythm of rest has to leave with it. In fact, as the pace of life picks back up, this is when we need the pause even more. Here’s the truth: others may not say it out loud, but they can see your weariness just like you feel it. And God? He sees it too. That’s why He created rhythms of pause and restoration from the very beginning. The pause is for your protection. It’s not a sign of weakness. It’s how you will be able to guard your strength. Weekends aren’t just a break in the schedule. They are a divine opportunity to return to the Source. To step away from the demands, quiet the noise, and let your soul catch up with your schedule. If Summer reminds you what it feels like to slow down, this is how you carry that feeling into fall. Spend this weekend in the Psalms with your Bible, your heart open, and a journal in hand. The Summer in the Psalms devotional journal was created to help you rest in the Word, not rush through it. Whether you grab the printable version or the physical copy, this is your invitation to sit with Scripture, reflect deeply, and be restored. Watch Psalms video teachings Let the Psalms walk with you into the weekend. Weekends aren’t just a break in the schedule. They are a divine opportunity to return to the Source. To step away from the demands, quiet the noise, and let your soul catch up with your schedule. God has built you for rest, so let the weekend bring forth the rest He intended and your soul desperately needs. If summer reminded you what it feels like to slow down, this is how you carry that feeling into fall. On the Journey with You, Rachel
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I'm Rachel G. Scott, Founder of the I Can’t Come Down Movement and Author of Taking the 5 Leaps: Experiencing God's Faithfulness as We Respond to His Call. My mission is to help others build a firm foundation in their faith and live a God-centered life as they step into their calling with confidence.
Hey Reader, October might just be my favorite month. The leaves are changing, fall flavors are everywhere, and it’s full of cozy vibes. But for me, it’s extra special because it holds two of my favorite dates: my anniversary and my birthday. This week, Willie and I celebrate 14 years of marriage. Yes, fourteen. That’s more than a decade of love, laughter, tears, apologies, inside jokes, “What do you want for dinner?” debates, and learning that somehow socks still don’t walk themselves to the...
Hey Reader, “He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside quiet waters. He restores my soul.” —Psalm 23:2–3 He restores my soul. Words from scripture that I’ve quoted since I was a little girl in Sunday school. Words that I've learned are so true, real, and powerful. But now, as an adult, I read them with fresh eyes. I realize that the Lord created me to be restored. Not just held together, not just surviving—but brought back to wholeness. However, that kind of restoration...
Hey Reader, We’ve come to the final part of Well Encounters, and I believe this last devotional might be the most exciting of all. So often we stop at the encounter. We meet Jesus, feel refreshed, and quietly hold that moment close. But what if your encounter is meant to overflow into someone else’s transformation? This week, we look at how one woman’s shame-filled past became the spark for a powerful testimony. She left her water jar behind and ran into purpose. The same can be true for you....