This was originally posted on my church’s blog. You can see the original post here.
When we are released from the stay-at-home order, it’s going to be weird. I feel like I’m going to just run out the front door, sprint 30 yards, fall to my knees and lift my arms and yell “Freedom!” I may do this a few more times, then head back home and finish watching the series on Netflix I’ve been devouring.
This was originally posted on my church’s blog. You can see the original post here.
Back in January, I read John Mark Comer’s “The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.” That snowballed into book after book on Sabbath and rest through the next few months, and here we are today under a stay-at-home order. Needless to say, it’s almost as if God was preparing me for a time such as this. Before studying this topic, I was one who could never stop and at times scoffed at those who did. I, like many Americans, viewed the never-ending hustle and bustle as a badge of honor.
This was originally posted on my church’s blog. You can see the original post here.
Sabbath is a concept that, in many ways, we view as an obsolete Jewish tradition and thus naturally isn’t practiced to the fullest. Well, let’s dig into that because I want you to open your eyes and see it for what it really is: a valuable resource and practice for Christians today to utilize to deepen their relationship with God.
