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Chasing Rabbits

Reclaiming God's Plan For Rest

Tim Twigg
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Pages
132
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Arrow Press, LLC

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The world is exhausted, but that was never God's plan. He intended us to chase Him, but instead, we've chosen to chase after every carnal thing, much like a greyhound chasing a mechanical lure. The dogs aren't chasing after something real or something that would satisfy them if it caught, but they are chasing with all of their might nonetheless.
Chasing Rabbits will open your eyes to God's grace found in the rhythm of the Sabbath. God desires that we emphasize intimacy, not accumulation; time, not stuff. If you're tired, frustrated, and failing, perhaps you are chasing after something that's not real. God created for six days, and He rested for one. He is asking you to do the same because you were never meant to toil endlessly in an impermanent world, and neither was your mind and spirit. It's time to reclaim God's plan for rest and the beauty of the Sabbath.

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