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Picture a bustling city like Times Square on a busy Friday afternoon - honking cars, crowded streets, the chaos of life at full speed. Now imagine that by evening, all that chaos ceases. The streets are empty, the noise is gone, and a stillness settles in.
This is the experience of Sabbath in Jerusalem.
In today's episode, we dive into the importance of the Sabbath, a kingdom principle that invites us to stop, rest, and realign with God. Why is it so hard to stop? Why do we resist the rest that God Himself modeled for us?
Join us as we explore the rhythm of work and rest that God built into creation itself.
By Bryan ElliottPodcast Summary
Picture a bustling city like Times Square on a busy Friday afternoon - honking cars, crowded streets, the chaos of life at full speed. Now imagine that by evening, all that chaos ceases. The streets are empty, the noise is gone, and a stillness settles in.
This is the experience of Sabbath in Jerusalem.
In today's episode, we dive into the importance of the Sabbath, a kingdom principle that invites us to stop, rest, and realign with God. Why is it so hard to stop? Why do we resist the rest that God Himself modeled for us?
Join us as we explore the rhythm of work and rest that God built into creation itself.