SABBATH - It's True Purpose
While Isaiah’s message was originally directed to the people of Israel, God's heart, His desire for justice, mercy, and true worship, extends beyond the borders of Israel. His call to honor the Sabbath and worship Him is not limited to a specific group of people or time, but it’s for everyone who seeks to follow Him. When we look at Isaiah 58 with this broader perspective, we can see that God's invitation is for all of us , regardless of our heritage or background. He’s inviting everyone into the joy of true rest in Him, into a relationship where we stop pursuing our own ways and instead focus on honoring Him with our hearts, our actions, and our lives. In Isaiah 58, God speaks of the Sabbath as a day to delight in Him , to turn away from our own pursuits, and to reflect His justice and mercy. This isn't just a call for ancient Israel—it’s a call for all of humanity. The Sabbath is meant to be a holy day - to rest our bodies from a week of work, a day that’s set apart for ...