

A Sabbath Summer, Part 3: Reflecting and Savoring
Jul 25, 2025
The discussion centers on the often-neglected practice of reflection during Sabbath. It highlights the dichotomy of savoring joy while grappling with longing and brokenness. Personal stories reveal how recognizing God’s redemptive work can enrich our narratives. The hosts emphasize the importance of navigating grief while celebrating those who inspire us. With humor, they explore how embracing life's moments can enhance personal growth. Finally, there's a heartfelt call to engage with healing work, inviting listeners to contribute to a greater mission.
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Daily Reflection as Recollection
- Practice daily reflection to better understand your day and yourself.
- Use reflection not for correction but for recollection and seeing God's work in you.
Goodness Deepens Longing and Hope
- Goodness tasted during Sabbath can increase longing and highlight what is broken.
- This bittersweet experience strengthens our hope and mirrors the practice of eternity.
Choose Grief Over Regret
- Choose how to respond to regrets during reflection: don’t slide into self-contempt but open your heart to grief and growth.
- This mindset helps embrace God’s peace without condemnation.