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Thomas Merton, toward the end of his life, warned of a "pervasive form of contemporary violence" that is unique to our times: overwork and overactivity. In his work as a minister and caregiver, Wayne Muller observed the effects of this violence on our communities, our families, and our people. He responds to this escalating "war on our spirits" in this audio guide, and immerses listeners in the sacred tradition of the shabbat - the day of rest - a tradition that is all but forgotten in an age where consumption, speed, and productivity have become the most valued human commodities. He offers practices and exercises that reflect the sabbath as recognized in Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism. Through his way of nourishment and repose, Muller teaches, we welcome insights and blessings and arise only with stillness and time.

Ancient wisdom for modern life.Selah Sabbath Studies invites you to pause, reflect, and realign through sacred conversations rooted in the Old Testament. Each episode explores timeless truths from Torah, Prophets, and Writings—offering spiritual insight for those seeking depth, obedience, and restoration in a noisy world.Through guided Sabbath teachings, personal reflections, and thoughtful dialogue, host R. Roundtree opens the ancient paths with reverence and relevance."Together, we walk in the footsteps of those who came before—rediscovering what it means to live, lead, and leave a ...

From Sunday to Sabbath is a podcast of Epic Life Church in Terrell Texas and their journey to discovering the Sabbath. Once a Sunday church now a Sabbath, Torah observant community who's soul purpose is to discover the life they were created to live. Be inspired, encouraged and challenged as we navigate God's word and how all of it still applys today.

Learning how we grafted into Yahushua! Learning to become Israel. Keeping the feast, keeping Shabbat, and following Torah. Getting rid of the Levan of mans teachings!

The Fourth Commandment, a contemporary look at a cornerstone of Jewish life, explores the Sabbath’s origins and purpose, its basis in Jewish texts and traditions, and its meaning for the hurried lives we live today. Even people who have long observed the Sabbath will discover facets they know little about. Beautiful and evocative, the book takes listeners on a journey into understanding this sacred day in its many manifestations. Acclaimed writer and lecturer Francine Klagsbrun draws on her extensive knowledge of Judaism and personal experience in applying the profound lessons of the Sabbath to life today.