Mosaic Church Of Clayton

September 6, 2020The first sermon in our "A God Who Is" series looks at Genesis 1:31-2:4Sabbath in this unique times really looks like finding ways to remind yourself of that truth, “God will never love you any more or less because of anything you manage, or fail, to achieve.”My devotional prayer for this morning was, “May this day bring Sabbath rest to my heart and my home. May God’s image in me be restored, and my imagination in God be re-storied. May the gravity of material things be lightened, and the relativity of time slow down. May I know grace to embrace my own finite smallness in the arms of God’s infinite greatness. May God’s word feed me and his spirit lead me into the week and into the life to come.” That is what Sabbath is about. It is about taking time regularly to remind ourselves of our place in the world and to marvel at God. That is Sabbath. And that is what it means to follow a God who rests.