SABBATH RHYTHM: Unwrapping the Gift

Spring Trellis Series

An episode of the Theodyssey Podcast podcast, hosted by Theodyssey, titled "SABBATH RHYTHM: Unwrapping the Gift" was published on April 9, 2026 and runs 38 minutes.

April 9, 2026 ·38m · Theodyssey Podcast

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Summary

We're glad you're continuing to explore Sabbath Rhythm with us through this Spring Trellis series. The three-month journey invites us to explore together the gift and blessing of Sabbath, and how creating margin in our lives helps us be more present with God and more attentive to His invitations. In this conversation, Eric and Rachael discuss how we can meet God in our rhythms, why Sabbath is a commandment, and that we need to unwrap this precious gift in order to enjoy it. Together, they continue reflecting on God’s invitation to us through His gift of Sabbath. We are so glad you're continuing to engage in this conversation!

Episode Description

We're glad you're continuing to explore Sabbath Rhythm with us through this Spring Trellis series. The three-month journey invites us to explore together the gift and blessing of Sabbath, and how creating margin in our lives helps us be more present with God and more attentive to His invitations. In this conversation, Eric and Rachael discuss how we can meet God in our rhythms, why Sabbath is a commandment, and that we need to unwrap this precious gift in order to enjoy it. Together, they continue reflecting on God’s invitation to us through His gift of Sabbath. We are so glad you're continuing to engage in this conversation!

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