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Why the Sabbath Still Matters Today | Design Law vs Religious Control

The Sabbath has long been misunderstood as a restrictive rule rather than a restorative gift. In this episode of The Restored Mind, we explore the Sabbath through the lens of design law, not imposed or imperial law. Instead of asking “What rules must I follow?” we ask a deeper question: What does the Sabbath reveal about God’s character and the way life is designed to work? We look at: • Why the Sabbath was created during a cosmic conflict over God’s character • How Jesus reframed Sabbath as restoration, not restriction (Mark 2:27) • The difference between design law and imposed law • Why modern conversations about rest, limits, and boundaries are resurfacing • How current cultural discussions—including those sparked by Charlie Kirk’s book Stop in the Name of God—reflect a deeper hunger for meaning, order, and rest • Why the Sabbath isn’t arbitrary, customizable, or coercive—but intentionally built into time itself This teaching invites you to rethink Sabbath not as a test of obedience, but as evidence of a God who governs through truth, love, freedom, and restoration. 📖 Scriptures referenced include: Exodus 20:8 Mark 2:27 Revelation 12:7–9 John 8:44 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 Job 38:4–7 1 Corinthians 4:9 💬 Join the conversation: Do you think our culture is rediscovering the need for Sabbath—without yet understanding the design of Sabbath? 🔔 Subscribe to The Restored Mind for faith-based teachings rooted in God’s design for mental, spiritual, and relational healing.