Sabbath as Resistance
52 min
In this message, we learn how embracing rest and the Sabbath is a symbolic rebellion against the cultural system that we've found ourselves caught in. It's an act of breaking the addiction to accomplishment and standing out rather than getting sucked in.
Featuring: John Mark Comer & Bridgetown Church
Categories: Cultural Influences, Resting & Sabbath
Continue watching this series
Sabbath is a multi-part series from Bridgetown Church on how to develop a restful state of being.
Sabbath | Part 4
When we decide to stop and rest, we're confronted with the reality of our feelings and humanity.
Sabbath | Part 2
God wanted sabbath to be a rhythm in life, but we've lost the balance between work and rest.
Sabbath | Part 1
We all strive to feel restful and at peace, but our idea of how to get there is totally off.
More on Rest and Sabbath
Learn more about how to find rest by picking from the sermons below.
Sabbath | Part 2
God wanted sabbath to be a rhythm in life, but we've lost the balance between work and rest.
Sabbath | Part 4
When we decide to stop and rest, we're confronted with the reality of our feelings and humanity.
Sabbath | Part 1
We all strive to feel restful and at peace, but our idea of how to get there is totally off.
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