This message explores how the weekly 7‑day cycle ties into creation, our physical and spiritual rhythms, and worship. it argues that humankind was created to operate in a 7‑day rhythm ordained by the Creator. Mark Finley links this to the Sabbath, asserting that worshiping on the seventh‑day aligns us with God’s design. Then he unfolds three attributes of God as Creator: unlimited power, infinite care, and incredible love, showing how these relate to the Sabbath and to our lives.

<p>This message explores how the weekly 7‑day cycle ties into creation, our physical and spiritual rhythms, and worship. it argues that humankind was created to operate in a 7‑day rhythm ordained by the Creator. Mark Finley links this to the Sabbath, asserting that worshiping on the seventh‑day aligns us with God’s design. Then he unfolds three attributes of God as Creator: unlimited power, infinite care, and incredible love, showing how these relate to the Sabbath and to our lives.</p>

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Why the Sabbath is More Than a Day (It’s a Divine Rhythm)

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