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John Mark Comer Teachings

Sabbath (ft. Tyler Staton) | Unforced Rhythms of Grace E9

John Mark Comer Teachings

Practicing the Way

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.91.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

"Sabbath rest empowers resurrection work."

In a world filled with burnout, exhaustion, and shallow indulgence, Tyler Staton argues that Sabbath is a practice to reform our relationship with work and rest - helping us work with God and receive rest as a gift from him. Highlighting the scriptural foundations and formational purpose of this practice, he highlights the future hope that we live into as we stop and rest.


Key Scripture Passage: Genesis 2v1-3; Exodus 20v8-11; Exodus 31v17; Deuteronomy 5v12-15; John 7v21-24; Psalm 127v1-2


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0:00.0

Well hello and welcome to the John Mark Comer

0:06.4

teachings podcast I'm Strawn Coleman your host and part of the teaching team

0:11.0

here at practicing the way and it is great to have you

0:14.6

with us. Today we continue our series in partnership with Bridgetown Church on nine

0:20.7

practices for a rule of life with the return of Tyler Stadon teaching on Sabbath.

0:27.0

Sabbath Tyler tells us is about worship, not reward.

0:32.0

It's the rest we spring from, not the day off we fall exhausted into. So as you listen you may like to

0:39.5

reflect on the question am I collapsing into Sabbath or living vitally from it?

0:48.2

Here's Tyler.

1:00.6

Arthur Brooks of the Harvard School of Business tells of an interview that he did with a woman on career and satisfaction.

1:04.0

This was an interview that he did in conjunction

1:07.2

with a whole bunch of research

1:08.8

he was doing on the topic.

1:10.4

And this woman in particular

1:12.3

was a tremendously successful Wall Street traitor.

1:16.0

However, she'd begun to feel that she might be past her prime and found herself slipping a little bit and feared that her younger colleagues were beginning to nip at her heels and he asked her a whole lot of questions about her life and to her credit

1:29.2

She is brutally honest. She's not particularly happy, hasn't been in years. She

1:34.6

describes her marriage as less than what she thought it would be. She

1:37.8

drinks a little bit too much. Her relationship with her college-age children is

1:41.9

just all right.

1:43.5

She works long hours and is exhausted much of the time.

1:48.0

She has lived to work.

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