Links for the Weekend (2026-01-30)

Each Friday, I’ll post links to 3–5 resources from around the web you may want to check out.

5 Reasons You Need Sabbath Rest

The Sabbath helps to reorient our lives and hearts. Megan Hill urges us to pay attention to the Sabbath.

The disruption of Sabbath rest is a chance to remember that even our schedules are under the Lord’s authority. Once a week, the Lord breaks into our routine and reminds us that our appointments and plans aren’t ultimate, nor are they prioritized according to our desires. When the first day of every week belongs wholly to him, it reorients every minute of every day that follows.

Fruitful to the End

Beth Ferguson writes about fruitfulness and aging.

Years temper us; hardships deepen our prayers; losses refine our loves. Have you noticed that some of the most joyful people are not the youngest, but those who have walked with God for decades? They know storms, but they also know the One who calms them. Their laughter has layers, and their peace has been tested. Abiding through time transforms us. With age, we may not move as quickly, but in Christ we ripen more fully.

Resources to Help You Meditate on Scripture in 2026

Here is a link to a bunch of free resources to help you read, study, and meditate on the Bible. (It’s a Crossway link, so you’ll also find resources they want you to buy, too!)

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