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Shabbat/Sabbath

Shabbat is more than a day of rest; it is a sacred rhythm woven into creation itself. From the beginning, God set apart the seventh day as a time to cease from labor, to remember the Creator, and to delight in what He has made. In a world driven by productivity and constant motion, Shabbat invites us to step out of striving and into trust. By setting aside one day each week, we acknowledge that our worth is not measured by what we produce, but by who we are before God. Shabbat creates space for worship, reflection, study, and unhurried time with family and community. It teaches us to number our days with wisdom and to receive rest not as a reward, but as a gift.

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A weekly day of rest and delight, Shabbat invites us to pause, renew our souls, and remember God’s creation and promises.

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Books

“Cover of From Sabbath to Sabbath by D. Thomas Lancaster, a book about rediscovering biblical Sabbath practice”
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From Sabbath to Sabbath

D.Thomas Lancaster

A heartfelt invitation to rediscover the biblical Sabbath as a gift of rest and devotion.

“Cover of The Sabbath by Abraham Joshua Heschel, a classic work on sacred rest and the holiness of time”
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The Sabbath

Abraham Joshua Heschel

Heschel invites readers to rediscover the holiness of time through the beauty, stillness, and depth of the Sabbath.

David Nekrutman teaching on Shabbat, explaining the biblical purpose and spiritual significance of the Sabbath as an invitation to rest and renewal.
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Your Sabbath Invitation

David Nekrutman

David Nekrutman invites readers to rediscover Shabbat as God’s gift of rest, renewal, and spiritual alignment.

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“Shabbat Revolution book cover — Elie Mischel, Shabbat renewal, Jewish rest and spiritual practice”
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Shabbat Revolution

Elie Mischel

A Jewish rabbi’s call for Christians to rediscover the beauty and power of the Sabbath.

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Cover of the book Bring Shalom to Your Home by Holly Eastburg, a guide to Hebraic Christian living and biblical practices
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Bring Shalom to Your Home

Holly Eastburg

What if faith wasn’t just believed—but lived? Bring Shalom to Your Home invites believers into a grounded walk with God through biblical rhythms that bring peace and wholeness to everyday life.

“Cover of Sondra Oster Baras’ Shabbat Shalom, a book of Torah portion reflections from biblical Israel”
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Shabbat Shalom

Sondra Oster Baras

Weekly Torah insights from Sondra Oster Baras, connecting Scripture, the land of Israel, and faith with warmth and clarity.

“Cover of The Shabbat Effect by Alan Morinis, a book on Shabbat, growth, and spiritual transformation”
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The Shabbat Effect

Alan Morinis

Discover how Shabbat’s sacred rhythm can restore balance, heal the inner life, and nurture spiritual growth.

“Shabbat is the moment we leave the world of doing and enter the world of being. ” — Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

Articles

🌱 What DO we do on the Sabbath?

Holly Eastburg

I really enjoyed this article. It can be difficult to translate the Sabbath Rest into something practical. I think Holly managed to do that really well.

🌱 Sabbath Observance in Luke-Acts: Situating the Earliest Followers of Jesus Within Judaism

David Wilber

This study demonstrates that Luke presents the earliest followers of Jesus as steadfast Sabbath observers, challenging the common assumption that they abandoned or disregarded this practice.

🌱 “I Kept the Sabbath for the First Time.”

Ruben Ramos

Practical steps for Christians who want to begin honoring God’s day of rest.

🌿 Preparation Day

Aaron Eby

Our frenzied preparations for Shabbat mirror the urgency of repentance and good deeds in this world.

“More than Israel has kept the Sabbath, the Sabbath has kept Israel.” A Jewish Proverb

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Youtube Videos

🌿 Rest As the Purpose of Work?

Did God Really Need To Rest? Shabbat's Role In Judaism

🌱 How to Keep the Sabbath - David Wilber

When Christians learn that the Sabbath is still relevant for today, naturally what follows are many questions: how do we keep the Sabbath? What should we do and not do on this day? This video gives a list of ways that you and your family can incorporate the Sabbath into your lives.

🌿 The Shabbat Explained:

Is It Really 'Rest' With All the Rules? (Ft. Rabbi Shalom Patiel)

Why do Jewish people rest on Shabbat? Is Shabbat just about relaxation or is there more to it? Rabbi Shalom Patiel explains

🌱 Who changed The Sabbath Day to Sunday:

Unveiling the Truth with Charlie Kirk

Discover the story behind the shift from the biblical Sabbath to Sunday observance in this thoughtful discussion with Charlie Kirk. Explore why the change happened, the meaning of God’s original Sabbath, and why setting apart sacred time remains a powerful expression of faith today.

🌱 How To Celebrate Sabbath For Christians,

Part 1

God told us to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. But how do we as believers live that out in real life? Get ready—we’re about to uncover what the Sabbath is really all about—step by step for YOUR family!

🌱 Paul Wilbur. Shabbat in Your Home

Step into the Wilbur family home and experience Shabbat through music, worship, and sacred rest. Shabbat in Your Home warmly invites you to light the candles, bless the table, and enter a rhythm of peace that has shaped generations—restful, meaningful, and deeply personal.

🌱 How To Celebrate Sabbath For Christians,

Part 2

The Sabbath wasn’t just meant to be remembered—it was meant to be experienced. In Part 2 of this powerful series, the journey continues as we step deeper into the beauty of living out Shabbat in our homes and hearts.

“A weekly echo of Eden.”

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