
Heartbeat
Ed Escobar and Bethany FarrellDusting Off an Old Hobby You Once Enjoyed
March 19, 2026 ● 1 minShare this episode
Life moves fast. Between work, family, responsibilities, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to lose sight of the things that once brought us joy. In this episode of HEARTBEAT, we’re reminded that God never intended for us to run on empty.
Drawing from Psalm 23, we hear a powerful truth: God restores our souls. He doesn’t drain us or use us up—He renews us. Sometimes that restoration comes through prayer and rest, and sometimes it comes through the passions and creative outlets God placed in us from the beginning.
If you’ve shelved a hobby, ignored a dream, or forgotten what makes you feel fully alive, this episode is a gentle invitation to make room for joy again. When God restores us, it doesn’t just change how we feel—it changes how we love, serve, and show up for others.
God delights in seeing His children enjoy the gifts He’s given them.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Remember You Are Truly Never Alone - Your Daily Prayer - November 12
Nothing is hidden from His sight because He knows all things; He knows hearts and our deepest needs, but when we share our burdens and cares with Him, we are reminding our soul of the goodness and faithfulness of our Heavenly Father.
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