Episode 056: The Gift of The Sabbath

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Friday, December 27, 2019 -

This episode we discuss the Sabbath and rest with Pastor Burt Miller of Solid Ground Church in Lewes, Delaware. He reminds us that there will always be more asked of you than you can give. The Bible states "the sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath" in Mark 2:27. Let's unwrap this gift from God, and actually put it to use in our lives!

SHOW NOTES:

2:30 - Pastor Burt Miller of Solid Ground Church in Lewes, Delaware - https://solidground.church

4:25 - What does 'sabbath' mean?

5:00 - Work is a great lens on our heart

7:00 - God created the sabbath to help us reorient our hearts to Him

8:00 - Funny, but dangerous, stories from the edge of exhaustion

10:00 - There will always be more asked of you than you can give

11:20 - "The sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath" - Mark 2:27

13:00 - How do you structure a true sabbath day?

15:00 - Guideposts article on how many Pastors are keeping a regular Sabbath

https://www.guideposts.org/better-living/health-and-wellness/living-longer-living-better/how-to-balance-your-life-keep-the

18:30 - Find a Sabbath Buddy! Mark and Burt show you how...

19:15 - Benefits to yourself and your church when the sabbath is honored

21:00 - Saying No to one thing, is saying Yes to something else

23:30 - What are some recommendations to do on your sabbath?

26:40 - Takeaways

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