Everyday Sabbath
Life At God's Pace
Discover a rest that's deeper than just catching up on lost sleep
Most of us are running on a treadmill we never agreed to step onto. Busier than we want to be. More anxious than we'd like to admit. Tired in ways sleep can't fix. Not entirely sure how to get off.
Sabbath isn't a day off. It's a rhythm, one God built into creation itself. A daily return to trust, to rest, to the life He always intended.
This year, we're stepping into that rhythm together. Forty days beginning July 1. One church. One pace.
Abide. Rest. Repeat.
Before we begin
Even before the seventh day, God's people prepared for it — slowing down, setting things aside, making room.
In a world this loud, that kind of preparation matters more than ever.
From the evening of Sunday, June 28 through Wednesday, July 1, we're pausing as a church to pray and fast — preparing our hearts for what God wants to do in these 40 days.
We'll close that time together on Wednesday, July 1st at 7pm — a night of worship and prayer in the Main Sanctuary to launch us into this season as one.
Your Guide for the Season
The Everyday Sabbath Field Guide
Everything you need for these 40 days — the vision, the practices, worship nights, ways to engage community, and our giving focus — all in one place.
Pick up your copy at the Welcome Center.
The Sabbath Practice
A guided resource from Practicing the Way to help you move from understanding Sabbath to actually living it.
Watch the teaching videos and go through it on your own schedule with at least one other person, couple, or family — or join Adam and Kirsten Otto for a guided class on Sunday evenings at 5pm.
Worship Together
Our lives can be so busy and chaotic.
Schedules, sports, events and obligations. It's so easy to get caught up in doing life alone. In this Sabbath season as a community of believers, we want to take a deep breath in the presence of Jesus. To slow down and listen to what the Lord has to say.
We worship together because God meets us in community. There is great power in our worship when we exalt him together. We're not just watching the band or listening to the music. We are agreeing, in faith, that He is greater than any trial we may face and worthy of our worship.
Join us on Thursday, July 30th at 7 pm as we come together to sing and lift up one voice to praise the name of Jesus.
Open Hands
Sabbath and generosity are the same motion — open hands instead of clenched ones. When we rest, we trust God with our time. When we give, we trust Him with our resources.
On the final Sunday of our 40 days, we'll give toward our ministry partners in India, Israel, Mexico, and Peru, and toward needs right here in our own community — not out of obligation, but overflow.
Sabbath is staying connected to the vine. Generosity is the fruit.