Travel

n a culture that celebrates productivity and speed, rest is often viewed as indulgent or even wasteful. But from a biblical perspective, rest isn’t optional — it’s sacred. The concept of Sabbath is deeply woven into the fabric of Scripture: not just a day off, but a rhythm of renewal, worship, and trust.

As Christians, we are invited to step into this rhythm. Travel, when approached thoughtfully, can be one way to reclaim the gift of Sabbath — to turn down the noise, step out of routine, and rediscover what it means to be present with God and with ourselves.

The Biblical Foundation of Rest

The concept of Sabbath first appears in Genesis 2:2–3, where God “rested on the seventh day from all his work.” This rest wasn’t due to exhaustion, but a model for wholeness. God blessed the day and made it holy — setting it apart as …