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328: [Formed.] Ruth Haley Barton on Silence and Solitude, Ordering Your True Desires, Why Sabbath Isn't a Day Off, and Why There Are No Emergencies with God
Feb 8, 2023
Ruth Haley Barton, founder of the Transforming Center, talks about silence and solitude, ordering true desires, why Sabbath isn't a day off, and why there are no emergencies with God. She explores the role of desires in our lives, the significance of practicing Sabbath meaningfully, and the importance of staying connected to your desires.
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Quick takeaways
- Sabbath is a practice of rest and trust in God, allowing us to find balance between work and rest and experience true replenishment.
- True spiritual formation starts with desire and intentional decisions aligned with our deepest desires, supported by spiritual practices and community.
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The Transformative Power of Sabbath Rest
Sabbath is not just a day off, but a practice of rest and trust in God. It is a way to resist the pressures of a busy culture and acknowledge our limitations. Sabbath allows us to experience delight, fall in love with God, and build trust in His provision. It helps us find a balance between work and rest, and brings us closer to our own humanity. By practicing Sabbath, we can open ourselves to God's transformative work and experience true rest and replenishment.
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