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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2025 · 35 MIN

Episode 164: Putting Shabbat in Sabbatical

from In All Things · host Evangelical Presbyterian Church

In the final episode of our Pastor Care series, Dean Weaver sits down with Rev. David Henderson to explore the transformative power of sabbaticals in the life of a pastor and their congregation. Together, they unpack the biblical foundation for sabbaticals, rooted in the concept of Shabbat, emphasizing that a sabbatical is far more than just an extended vacation—it's a sacred time to cease, listen, and engage deeply with the Lord. David shares insights on how a well-planned sabbatical can revitalize a pastor's mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being, creating space for renewal and vision. He also discusses the ripple effects sabbaticals can have on a congregation, fostering growth, resilience, and an opportunity for shared leadership. Whether you’re a church leader, a member of a congregation, or simply curious about how rest and renewal impact ministry, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on the importance of creating rhythms of rest in the life of the Church. Resources Mentioned: Tranquility: Cultivating a Quiet Soul in a Busy World by David Henderson Connect with David at covenantepc.org to listen to his sermon archives or to find contact information.

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