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SABBATH

Sabbath and sabbatic practices refer to the various rhythms that God has hard-wired into his creation in order to build and sustain spiritual, emotional, mental, physical, and communal health. Reception of these sabbatic rhythms creates space through which all who are weary and burdened can come to Jesus and find the precious rest for our souls he offers through the Holy Spirit. Eremos Ministry offers resources to start you on your journey to a more sustainable and joy-filled Christian life through the practice of sabbatic rhythms.

To keep a Sabbath is to give time and space on our calendar to the grace of God.

-A.J. Swoboda, Subversive Sabbath: The Surprising Power of Rest in a Nonstop World

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Joel & Christy on the
Rob Skinner Podcast

Joel and Christy Peed are interviewed by Rob Skinner on sabbath, sabbatical, and how to develop spiritual rhythms with God, family, and ministry.

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Joel on the All Things 2 All People Podcast

Joel is interviewed by Michael Burns about the importance of embracing the biblical concept of rest.

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Joel on the Discipline of Sabbath

Joel is interviewed by Kyle Spears about the discipline of sabbath on the Truth Trauma Theology Youtube channel. 

Recommended Reading

  • Emotionally Healthy Church by Peter Scazzero

  • Zeal Without Burnout by Christopher Ash and Alistair Begg

  • Sabbath Keeping by Lynne Baab

  • The Sabbath by Abraham Joshua Heschel

  • Keeping the Sabbath Wholly by Marva J. Dawn

  • Daily Office by Peter Scazzero

  • Sabbath as Resistance by Walter Brueggemann

  • Sabbath by Wayne Muller

  • Receiving the Day by Dorothy C. Bass

  • The Listening Life by Adam McHugh

  • Clergy Burnout by Fred Lehr

  • Leading the Congregation: Caring for Yourself While Serving the People by Roger Heuser and Norman Shawchuck

  • Subversive Sabbath by A.J. Swoboda

  • Strengthening the Soul of Your Leadership by Ruth Haley Barton

  • Your Life in Rhythm by Bruce Miller

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