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Luke 5:15-16 reveals something counterintuitive: At the height of His ministry momentum, Jesus withdrew to lonely places and prayed.
He didn't wait for burnout. He didn't push through. He left while the opportunity was still there.
This episode introduces the Sabbath Protocol—a framework built on the Lean principle of Preventative Maintenance. Because any system that runs continuously will eventually break. The only question is whether you choose the time and terms, or whether breakdown chooses you.
Key Scriptures: Luke 5:15-16, Mark 1:35-38, Psalm 46:10
Key Framework: Preventative Maintenance applied to soul capacity.
Chapters
Two practices to implement this week:
- The 24-Hour Stop: Complete weekly disconnect
- Holy Hours: 2-3 hours of daily unreachability
Take the free Fragmentation Score assessment at here.
By Rion Robinson5
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Luke 5:15-16 reveals something counterintuitive: At the height of His ministry momentum, Jesus withdrew to lonely places and prayed.
He didn't wait for burnout. He didn't push through. He left while the opportunity was still there.
This episode introduces the Sabbath Protocol—a framework built on the Lean principle of Preventative Maintenance. Because any system that runs continuously will eventually break. The only question is whether you choose the time and terms, or whether breakdown chooses you.
Key Scriptures: Luke 5:15-16, Mark 1:35-38, Psalm 46:10
Key Framework: Preventative Maintenance applied to soul capacity.
Chapters
Two practices to implement this week:
- The 24-Hour Stop: Complete weekly disconnect
- Holy Hours: 2-3 hours of daily unreachability
Take the free Fragmentation Score assessment at here.