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In our culture, you hear the phrase 'me-time' thrown around a lot, especially when it comes to mothers. The culture has strong expectations that the needs of the mother and the needs of the children must be held in a precarious balance, a tit-for-tat, a neverending battle. This can create a relationship of competition and hostility between parents and children where they are played off each other. The Bible however, has a different idea of rest to our culture. It's called a Sabbath - and it was given to mankind as a gracious gift from our heavenly Father.
In our culture, you hear the phrase 'me-time' thrown around a lot, especially when it comes to mothers. The culture has strong expectations that the needs of the mother and the needs of the children must be held in a precarious balance, a tit-for-tat, a neverending battle. This can create a relationship of competition and hostility between parents and children where they are played off each other. The Bible however, has a different idea of rest to our culture. It's called a Sabbath - and it was given to mankind as a gracious gift from our heavenly Father.