In this message Pastor Phillip emphasizes the necessity of intentionally incorporating rest into our lives, drawing from Hebrews 4, which reminds us that God's promise of rest is still available but requires faith and intentionality. Phillip connects this with the history of Labor Day, highlighting that rest, like the labor movement, requires sacrifice and prioritization. In a world driven by busyness and "hurry sickness," rest is essential not just for physical well-being but for emotional and spiritual health, enabling us to love others fully and live in alignment with God's rhythm, as Jesus exemplified.