We can know that we should trust God and still find ourselves unable to put down the burdens we carry. In Rest: A Scripture-Forward Guide to Trust, I examine biblical rest as something deeper than inactivity or a technique for becoming more productive. Rest is embodied trust, expressed in wise limits, Sabbath, attentive presence, and the courage to release what we cannot control. Our obligations are real, but they are not unlimited. This book asks whether genuine rest begins when we stop pretending that everything depends upon us, and learn to entrust unfinished things to God.