The biblical Sabbath, according to Jesus, is Saturday—the seventh day of the week. From creation to the Ten Commandments, Scripture […]

The Sabbath was originally a command given to Israel under the Old Covenant—a day of rest on the seventh day,

The New Testament reshapes the Sabbath through the lens of the Kingdom of God, shifting the focus from legalistic rule-keeping

Jesus often clashed with the Pharisees over how they enforced Sabbath laws, not because He rejected the Sabbath, but because

The Sabbath in the Old Testament was a strict, sacred day of rest tied to God’s covenant with Israel, filled

In Mark 2:27, Jesus says, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath,” directly challenging how religious

Jesus redefined the Sabbath by shifting the focus from strict rule-keeping to rest in Him. Instead of following a long

Mark 2:27 reveals a powerful truth: the Sabbath was created for your benefit, not to burden you. Jesus uses this

The Sabbath, as Jesus taught, isn’t about rigid rules or religious rituals—it’s about rest, renewal, and relationship with God. Jesus

Jesus said, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath” to remind us that the Sabbath is