Welcome to 10 minute Bible Talks, where we connect the Bible to your life and the time it takes to get to work.

I'm Patrick Miller. And I'm Keith Simon. Right now we're

answering questions that you're asking. A lot of these are coming from our

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Before we start today, I want to invite you to a couple online classes that Patrick and I are going to be

teaching this fall. If you sign up you can join us live for the class and everyone who signs

up will receive a recording of the class afterwards. Let me tell you the two classes that

we're offering. The first one is, who would Jesus vote for? Over three weeks, we're going to answer

some of the hot political questions and reflect on what

faithfulness to Jesus looks like in such politically polarized times. The second

class is a women's Bible study class called Skilled at Life.

It's a four-week journey through Proverbs in which we look at topics like communication,

friendship, finances, and parenting. I hope you'll sign up for one or both. Our hope

is that they would help you follow Jesus this fall. Today we're going to have

some fun. We're going to answer the question, should Christians

practice the Sabbath? And I think it's going to be fun because Patrick has taken the opposite

position that I have and he's laid out his case in a previous episode.

And if you haven't listened to it yet, I think you should so that you can hear the wrong perspective. Of course, I'm just kidding. I'm sure that Patrick has

made a compelling argument, but I do think he's wrong. But before we can get into that

and why I think the Bible teaches that we should not practice the Sabbath today

At least not in the same way that the people in the Old Testament did I think we have to define what we mean by Sabbath. So when we

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