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by Nathan T. Stucky (Author), Kenda Creasy Dean (Foreword by)
Busyness is a sickness of the soul that affects many today--and it is especially detrimental to young people, who are finding their identity shaped by ongoing resume-building, constant digital communication, and unceasing activity. The last thing they have time for is rest. But rest--Sabbath--is necessary for youth, not just because of who they are socially, emotionally, and physiologically, but because of who God has made them to be and wants them to be.
Nathan Stucky shows that rest challenges youth whose identities are rooted in productivity, efficiency, achievement, and accomplishment. For them, the notion of Sabbath grace both appeals and disorients. Yet through the Sabbath, God invites young people into an identity rooted and grounded in the grace, life, and provision of God. Wrestling with Rest offers biblical and practical advice for helping youth to discover their God-given identity, in which they can truly find rest.Author Biography
Nathan T. Stucky serves as director of the Farminary Project at Princeton Theological Seminary. An ordained Mennonite, Nate has a special interest in the role of community formation and Sabbath in the educational life of the church. He lives in New Jersey with his wife, Janel, and their three children.
