Salty Saints
Zack Killey and Randy SpachtThe Sabbath Isn't Just for Rest
October 25, 2024 ● 43 minShare this episode
In this episode of the Salty Saints Podcast, Randy and I dive deep into the Fourth Commandment, focusing on the Sabbath. We explore the three key commands within this commandment: to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy, to work for six days, and to refrain from work on the seventh day.
We discuss the meaning of the word "Shabbat," which translates to cease or rest, and how it reflects God's intention for us to take a break from our labor. We also touch on the historical context of the Sabbath, clarifying that it traditionally runs from Friday evening to Saturday evening, not Sunday, which is often mistakenly considered the Sabbath in Christian practice.
Throughout our conversation, we highlight the importance of the Sabbath as a gift from God, meant to provide us with rest and a chance to reconnect with Him. We challenge the notion that the Sabbath is merely about physical rest, emphasizing that it should be a day dedicated to spiritual renewal and honoring God.
We also address the complexities of observing the Sabbath in modern life, especially for those who work on Sundays or have demanding schedules. We encourage listeners to find their own rhythm for taking a Sabbath, whether that means designating a different day or intentionally setting aside time for rest and reflection.
Ultimately, we are reminded that the Sabbath is not a burden but a blessing, designed to free us from the toil of our daily lives and allow us to experience a taste of the eternal rest that God intended for us. Join us as we unpack these themes and encourage you to think about how you can incorporate a Sabbath into your life. Stay salty!
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