Dec 15, 2021 15 min

Burdens

from HOWC Podcast Hosted by Marandia Wright

The bible calls the temporal things of this world, "wood, stubble, and hay" that will burn up on the final day. We are called to walk away from these things on the Sabboth in faith that God will provide what we need as we prioritize spending time with the King. How much more then ought we to have this same faith in our current Sabbot dispensation of grace? The Master is calling for you to put your burdens away and come sit with Him a while.

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