“Is your Saturday a day off, a day of preparation, or maybe both? Sunday is coming; are you ready for it? I guess it really all depends on to whom you think the day belongs…the One who made it, or the one who uses it.” – A. Baker
Well … both.
Jesus said, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27) But we are to dedicate our days and do all things to bring glory to God, the maker and planner of our days. (Romans 14:5-6)
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I know I find a sort of rest when preparing for lessons and sermons and even washing some dishes!
(In fact, in preparation for youth group this week, I got lost for hours in my studies. It was so cool. I had to leave soooooo much content out of that lesson. I ONLY HAVE 90 MINUTES WITH THESE GUYS!)
Also, talking with friends about theology and Christian life is good.
Well … both.
Jesus said, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27) But we are to dedicate our days and do all things to bring glory to God, the maker and planner of our days. (Romans 14:5-6)
😉
I know I find a sort of rest when preparing for lessons and sermons and even washing some dishes!
(In fact, in preparation for youth group this week, I got lost for hours in my studies. It was so cool. I had to leave soooooo much content out of that lesson. I ONLY HAVE 90 MINUTES WITH THESE GUYS!)
Also, talking with friends about theology and Christian life is good.
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Have you thought about this?
Amen.:)