For this week's Sabbath Stop, we are joining Pastor Rebecca for a brand new spiritual practice: The Ignatian Examen. It sounds very fancy, but this is an easy way to reflect on God's presence throughout our days and when we did or didn't notice it.

In this week's Sabbath Stop, we return to pondering whether or not the timing of Sabbath can be flexible. Could the way we teach music help us find find a meaning, no matter when our sabbath happens?

Join us for our next Sabbath Stop, where we learn there is a middle holy ground that will help us grow in our sabbath practice.

Join us for our next sabbath stop! Still feeling like this sabbath thing isn't getting any easier? Pastor Rebecca shares a story about how she majorly missed the memo this past week & weaves that together with a Bible story that reminds us we are invited back to sabbath and holy ground, time and time again.

For this week's Sabbath Stop, we're back in Leviticus! We're asking some real questions about some of the verses about sabbath & how that may change how we incorporate sabbath in our days, weeks, and years.

Another Sabbath Stop! This week, we're really slowing down and stopping before we continue on. This week, we return to the sacred practice of Lectio Divina, focusing on a few verses from the book of Leviticus.

This week, we begin our summer Sabbath Stop by going back to the late 1900s, to where Pastor Rebecca's first questions about sabbath began.

Maycember, am I right? This week, Pastor Rebecca introduces us to the practice of sabbath and sacred rest. We even get to find out what's in store for this summer's podcast!

Every single person has a call from God. Some people are called to serve in leadership within the church; some are called specifically to serve as pastors, deacons, bishops, elders, etc. Pastor Rebecca shares a bit more about how God called her into ministry & how she avoided it for years.

Pastor Rebecca really doesn't like birds, but maybe they can teach us something about ourselves, how God cares for all of creation, and how we are called to love, care for, and serve one another.