The Third Commandment asks Christians to remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy,

but how is one supposed to keep it holy?

What are the ways that we are to honor the Sabbath through our work, play, rest,

and everyday life.

Find out in the issues it set or a book of the month for July,

day seven for work, rest, or play.

It's written by a regular guest, Dr. Joel Beerman.

Learn more at issues ETC.org or by calling Concordia Publishing House 1-800 325 3040.

Day 7 for work, rest or play.

Look, I mean, if the Lord Almighty came out and said, Joe, get out of the race, I get out of the race, the Lord Almighty came out and said Joe get out of the race I get out of the race

the Lord Almighty's not coming down. If you say you don't like cultural

Christianity sometimes I think what people don't realize is every culture

will have some sort of social and moral foundation.

I tend to think Christianity is a good one and it's worked for our culture and society

for a really long time.

That the internet is preaching authenticity, it's preaching anger, it's preaching shame, it's

preaching consumption, and it's preaching meaninglessness to us.

The technology itself kind of pushes down into our hearts.

And that's where the Tadeum itself brings us.

It brings us to absolute joy before the blood of Christ that by the sacrifice which Jesus offered,

we get joyed with the angels and archagels and with all of the company of heaven and with all of

these redeemed from the earth in this song of praise.

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