Sabbath as Resistance, New Edition with Study Guide: Saying No to the Culture of Now
Walter Brueggemann's Sabbath as Resistance, in this new edition with study guide, challenges the culture of now by reimagining the Sabbath as an act of faithful defiance. It emphasizes rest as resistance to consumerism and haste, drawing from Scripture to guide readers toward a balanced, God-centered life. Ideal for individuals and groups seeking spiritual renewal.
About This Book
Sabbath as Resistance offers a theological perspective on the Sabbath, presenting it as a deliberate counter to the demands of a culture obsessed with immediacy and productivity.
The book draws on biblical insights to argue that observing the Sabbath affirms God's sovereignty and human limits, fostering a rhythm of work and rest.
This new edition includes a study guide to facilitate group discussions and personal reflection on applying these principles today.
Through this lens, readers are encouraged to say no to constant busyness and yes to a life aligned with deeper spiritual values.
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