The Gift of Rest
Description
Are you exhausted from the constant hustle of life? In this life-changing message from the “Set Free to Live” series, Rev. Rodman Cory explores the divine rhythm of the gift of rest. Drawing from Exodus 20:8–11, we learn that the Sabbath isn’t just a religious rule; it is a spiritual principle designed for our flourishing.
Rev. Cory breaks down why rest is not just a chronological construct but a deep spiritual necessity that points to something greater. We discover how to find rest in the midst of our labor and why this ancient commandment is still vital for your soul today. Whether you are feeling burnt out or just seeking a deeper connection with God, this sermon will help you enter into the rest that is both “now and not yet.”
Details
- Date: May 17, 2026
- Topics: Rest, Sabbath
- Preacher: Rev. Rodman W. Cory
- Books: Exodus
- Series: Set Free to Live
- Passage: Exodus 20:8–11
- Service Type: Sunday Service
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