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Valley Echoes
GVSDA Church
10/10/26 - Passports
OCT 15, 202632 MIN
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Description
In this episode of Valley Echoes, we explore the Sabbath not simply as a command to stop working, but as an invitation to step into a different way of living.
What happens to us when life is always rushed? Why do people begin to look like tools or obstacles when our schedules take over? And what might change if we deliberately created space to stop fixing, producing, correcting, and simply be present?
Along the way, we look at the Sabbath as a kind of passport in time—a weekly doorway out of constant doing and into rest, relationship, attention, and trust. We also wrestle with what it means to obey when stopping feels costly, and whether Sabbath is meant to change more than just one day of the week.

