Sabbath Part 2, RECOVERING WHOSE WE ARE AND WHO WE ARE

We are in a series looking at a number of practices designed to create space for God to transform us in our relationships with Himself, with one another and with our neighbours. While it is common to view Sabbath as a legalistic religious ritual or as an unnecessary and impractical option, we saw last week that it is much more. God our Creator has woven a rhythm of rest and work into the very fabric of Creation. We arent designed to be machines that run 24/7. Its fascinating to note that in Deuteronomy, God grounds our practice of Sabbath in His act of freeing His people from slavery. Were no longer slaves that have to earn our way before God or our worth in society. Today, well look at the implications of this amazing truth!