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Twenty-Four Hours With God by Ritchie Way
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The rush of the modern world and our distance from the origins of Christianity have clouded the great blessings of keeping the Sabbath Day as a day of rest and refreshment, and spiritual focus. Ritchie Way begins his message with an exposition of some of the references to the Sabbath in early Christian literature, and then moves to a consideration of the Sabbath within the Ten Commandments. Jesus and the Sabbath, the Holy Spirit and the Sabbath, and the Sabbath as covenant and sacrament are explored. Ritchie Way then moves to practical advice for modern Christians on how the Sabbath is best observed. The advice given is practical, moderate and sensible. This is a book for all those who take the Sabbath seriously - and for those who do not.
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The rush of the modern world and our distance from the origins of Christianity have clouded the great blessings of keeping the Sabbath Day as a day of rest and refreshment, and spiritual focus. Ritchie Way begins his message with an exposition of some of the references to the Sabbath in early Christian literature, and then moves to a consideration of the Sabbath within the Ten Commandments. Jesus and the Sabbath, the Holy Spirit and the Sabbath, and the Sabbath as covenant and sacrament are explored. Ritchie Way then moves to practical advice for modern Christians on how the Sabbath is best observed. The advice given is practical, moderate and sensible. This is a book for all those who take the Sabbath seriously - and for those who do not.