

#171 - Joby Martin // Sabbath isn't just about recovery—it's about reorientation
8 snips Aug 27, 2025
The conversation delves into the significance of the Sabbath as a sacred time for both rest and reorientation. Listeners are encouraged to view the fourth commandment as a bridge connecting love for God with love for others. The hosts emphasize the importance of living in rhythm with God’s design, making the Sabbath a blessing rather than a burden. They explore how prioritizing time with God can restore order in our lives, challenging everyone to embrace a weekly pause for worship and connection.
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Sabbath As The Hinge Commandment
- The fourth commandment functions as a hinge between loving God and loving others.
- It shows how we prioritize God within the Ten Commandments framework.
Principle Over Specific Day
- Jesus reframed Sabbath from a burden into a blessing rather than a legalistic obligation.
- The early church then shifted the specific day, showing the principle matters more than the calendar day.
Created For Rhythm
- God created humans to live in rhythm, modeled by six days of work and a day of rest.
- That rhythm embeds into our bodies and seasons, reflecting intentional design, not accident.