I have this blue-and-white tote bag that goes just about everywhere with me. At this point, it's basically my emotional support bag.

Bills to pay. Plans to make. Books to read. Reading glasses. Random protein bars. A life insurance policy with 47 gajillion medical questions to renew. You know, the essentials.

Maybe you have a “tote bag” too… one that feels like you're carrying all.the.things.

We're continuing our Summer of Sabbath-Revisited series with another look at this question:

What if Sabbath was never meant to happen after we're caught up?

Because let's be honest: when exactly is that?

Sounds like the real goal isn't an empty schedule or an empty tote bag. Maybe the goal is simply giving our souls a chance to catch up.

Because maybe a chance to catch up on nothing is the very something we need.

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Here’s a small excerpt: "And if I’m really honest, I think Sabbath should happen after my tote bag’s empty. But God says Sabbath happens when my tote bag’s full. After all, what good is an empty tote bag if at the end, I’m left with an empty soul too? Hmm…"

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