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6 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
4 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
4 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
4 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
6 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
4 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
2 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
2 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
2 episodes with scripture: exodus 20:8-20:11
Faith Baptist Church in Hamilton, NJ. Lance Walker is the Lead Pastor. Visit us at www.fbcchurch.org
The Sabbath has a life-giving ability to PROCREATE. That's because the Sabbath fills your world with life - with energy, creativity, vision, strength, optimism, clarity - and even hope. You're MORE productive (not LESS) when you rest - regularly. You're MORE creative (not LESS) when you rest - regularly. That's why we receive the Sabbath as a gift - because it gives LIFE - and helps us to be HUMAN.
The Sabbath has a life-giving ability to PROCREATE. That's because the Sabbath fills your world with life - with energy, creativity, vision, strength, optimism, clarity - and even hope. You're MORE productive (not LESS) when you rest - regularly. You're MORE creative (not LESS) when you rest - regularly. That's why we receive the Sabbath as a gift - because it gives LIFE - and helps us to be HUMAN.
In this message, we explore how the Fourth Commandment reveals the Sabbath not as a burdensome rule but as a gracious gift woven into Creation itself—a holy rhythm of work and rest that reminds us who God is and who we are. We see that to “remember” the Sabbath is to live in light of God’s covenant faithfulness, trusting Him as both Creator and Deliverer. The Sabbath protects us from turning work into slavery, restores dignity to every person, and declares that our time ultimately belongs to the Lord. Most importantly, it points beyond a day to a Person—Jesus Christ—who fulfills the promise of true rest and invites us to stop striving and enter the finished work of His grace.
In this message, we explore how the Fourth Commandment reveals the Sabbath not as a burdensome rule but as a gracious gift woven into Creation itself—a holy rhythm of work and rest that reminds us who God is and who we are. We see that to “remember” the Sabbath is to live in light of God’s covenant faithfulness, trusting Him as both Creator and Deliverer. The Sabbath protects us from turning work into slavery, restores dignity to every person, and declares that our time ultimately belongs to the Lord. Most importantly, it points beyond a day to a Person—Jesus Christ—who fulfills the promise of true rest and invites us to stop striving and enter the finished work of His grace.
In this message, we explore how the Fourth Commandment reveals the Sabbath not as a burdensome rule but as a gracious gift woven into Creation itself—a holy rhythm of work and rest that reminds us who God is and who we are. We see that to “remember” the Sabbath is to live in light of God’s covenant faithfulness, trusting Him as both Creator and Deliverer. The Sabbath protects us from turning work into slavery, restores dignity to every person, and declares that our time ultimately belongs to the Lord. Most importantly, it points beyond a day to a Person—Jesus Christ—who fulfills the promise of true rest and invites us to stop striving and enter the finished work of His grace.
Entering God’s rest
Entering God’s rest
Pastor Tamar finishes her message on the importance of the sabbath.
Pastor Tamar finishes her message on the importance of the sabbath.
Pastor Tamar finishes her message on the importance of the sabbath.
The God Who Makes Time, Part 3
The God Who Makes Time, Part 3
Studying the fourth commandment, we are reminded there is an endless cycle of exhaustion here on earth and God gives us the commands to rest.
Studying the fourth commandment, we are reminded there is an endless cycle of exhaustion here on earth and God gives us the commands to rest.
Studying the fourth commandment, we are reminded there is an endless cycle of exhaustion here on earth and God gives us the commands to rest.
Corrie ten Boom once said that if the devil can’t make you sin, he’ll make you busy. If the devil can't make you sin, he'll make you busy. Huh? How is that again? That's because both sin and busyness have the exact same effect—they cut off your connection to God, to other people, and even to your own soul. In this message, Max Vanderpool makes a case why you should eliminate hurry from your life.
Sermon: A Time for Rest - Exodus 20:8-11 Music: My Lighthouse, King of Love, God So Loved, Jesus Paid it All, Build My Life
Sermon: A Time for Rest - Exodus 20:8-11 Music: My Lighthouse, King of Love, God So Loved, Jesus Paid it All, Build My Life
Sermon on the 4th commandment (Exodus 20:8-11)
Sermon on the 4th commandment (Exodus 20:8-11)
Sermon on the 4th commandment (Exodus 20:8-11)
Prayer: Lord, help us walk in your rhythm.
This morning Sam continued in our 5 part series titled "Foundations" with Part 3 - Plans and Programs must always serve and benefit the people. This is the audio podcast.
Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church
Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church
Are you tired? Overworked? Feeling the weight of the cares of the world? God in His wisdom knows that you need to be renewed and refreshed. In fact, He has given us the blessing of the Sabbath rest. Listen to hear how you, too, can receive the Sabbath blessing.
Are you tired? Overworked? Feeling the weight of the cares of the world? God in His wisdom knows that you need to be renewed and refreshed. In fact, He has given us the blessing of the Sabbath rest. Listen to hear how you, too, can receive the Sabbath blessing.
Are you tired? Overworked? Feeling the weight of the cares of the world? God in His wisdom knows that you need to be renewed and refreshed. In fact, He has given us the blessing of the Sabbath rest. Listen to hear how you, too, can receive the Sabbath blessing.
Are you tired? Overworked? Feeling the weight of the cares of the world? God in His wisdom knows that you need to be renewed and refreshed. In fact, He has given us the blessing of the Sabbath rest. Listen to hear how you, too, can receive the Sabbath blessing.
A sermon from Exodus 20:8-11 by Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas
A sermon from Exodus 20:8-11 by Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas
A sermon from Exodus 20:8-11 by Pastor Will Harmon Cavanaugh Church Fort Smith, Arkansas
Are you tired? Feeling over worked? Are you resting in God? This week we continue in our Ten Commandments series as Brett focuses on the fourth commandment of keeping the Sabbath Day holy.
Rest helps us to remember God's work and realize the limits of our own.
Remembering the Sabbath... What does that mean in 2021? Isn't that just something for the Old Testament? Why do we worship on Sunday now when the Sabbath is a Saturday. In this message, we look at how the 4th Commandment still applies to us today and how it pointed to Jesus then.
Remembering the Sabbath... What does that mean in 2021? Isn't that just something for the Old Testament? Why do we worship on Sunday now when the Sabbath is a Saturday. In this message, we look at how the 4th Commandment still applies to us today and how it pointed to Jesus then.
Remembering the Sabbath... What does that mean in 2021? Isn't that just something for the Old Testament? Why do we worship on Sunday now when the Sabbath is a Saturday. In this message, we look at how the 4th Commandment still applies to us today and how it pointed to Jesus then.
Weekly sermons and study guides.
Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.
Weekly sermons and study guides.
Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.
Core Values for Christ Followers #4, Holy, Holy, Holy
Series on 10 Commandments, today talking about the 4th Command to honor the Sabbath
We exist to ignite a passion in every person to glorify and enjoy God everywhere and in everything.
God gives the Sabbath so His people can cease their busy-ness and delight their hearts in Him. This points to our ultimate rest in Jesus.
We are often like the pharisees, in that we miss the relational intentions that lie at the heart of God’s commands. Today we talk about the Sabbath rest in the OT and what it means for us today.
Since God demonstrated and provided Sabbath, we should remember and sanctify the Sabbath.
The 4th Commandment is easily forgotten and overlooked: honoring the Sabbath. Why is this one of God's Top 10? Because more than being just about rest, the Sabbath is about trust in God's provision, thankfulness for his deliverance, and being set apart as his people. Those 4 aspects are just as important today as they have ever been, and we will spend eternity enjoying each of them. Are you accepting the gift of work, resting properly, trusting God for sustenance, thanking him for his deliverance, and speaking of him to others when they ask why you Sabbath?
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