In the late 17th century, a busy household buzzed with the chaos of ten children. Between the demands of running a home, the weight of financial struggles, and the constant noise of daily life, one woman made a decision that would eventually ripple across the centuries. Susanna Wesley was not a pastor, nor did she stand behind a pulpit. Yet, she understood something that many of us often forget in the heat of a busy season. She understood that if she did not find a place of refuge for her own...