Sometimes we can spend so much of our lives trying to prove who we are by what we do. We serve, work, lead, provide, and accomplish, and even good things can quietly become the foundation of our identity. But what happens when we can no longer keep our hands on the steering wheel?

Tony shares a deeply personal chapter of his Jesus story, beginning with a panic attack that exposed how much of his identity he had tied to being effective and useful. Through the story of Jesus’ baptism, Elijah’s exhaustion, and his own journey of restoration, we’re reminded of a simple but life-changing order: know, be, do.