You're not tired. Your tank is empty — and those are two different problems.

A nap won't fix it. Labor Day didn't fix it. You still had to buy the food, grill it, and clean it all up.

Pastor Tim Grandstaff and Johnny sit in Psalm 92 — the only psalm out of 150 with a note at the top saying it's for the Sabbath — and get uncomfortably practical about rest. Tim's line the episode hangs on: Sabbath is trusting that God can do in six days what you think you need seven days to produce. If you're convinced you need all seven, your calendar already told on you.

They get into what most people skip: saying no to your kid's travel team, the family that covenanted to one sport per child, why "I don't have time" doesn't hold up, the water cooler that runs dry, and why Moses likely walked past that burning b ...