This is the Baymont Podcast with Marty Solman, I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we continue our series of reflection working to apply the lessons of community from

the Mishka.

We are continuing to work our way through this unique season.

It's been a special season, season session seven, and we're talking about Sabbath and

just leading a different kind of content and different kind of reflection.

I'm sure for many of you, you're loving this, it's your favorite experience on the podcast

for some of us.

It may be less than that and we're tempted to maybe just skip this.

I want to really encourage you to lean into this session and see it may not be your favorite

session and yet maybe there's some treasures buried here in a more contemplative, a more

reflective session together.

So two episodes of note, if you're not familiar with this session, if you're stumbling

into this for the first time, you probably want to listen to the intro.

Two sessions seven.

We talk about what we're trying to accomplish here and why it's different.

And we have been using Josh Bosse's Mishkan series.

At the end of session six, Josh led us through seven episodes of reflections from the Mishkan

or the Tabernacle.

And we've been using those episodes to serve as a kind of a guidepost for our journey

in session seven.

And so today's discussion is going to be following the notes of episode three hundred and twenty

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