There are numerous churches around the world whose beliefs are rooted in different doctrines. Some bases their beliefs on the Holy Bible, the inspired Word of God, while others beliefs in their traditional ways of life. All in all, when it comes to the Holy Bible, the Word of God, there are several reasons why you have to keep and observe the Sabbath. The scripture says that as human beings, we have to grow and develop in the grace and knowledge of our creator and His son Jesus Christ. Above all, the following are the leading reason and benefit why you should observe the Sabbath day. First and foremost, observing Sabbath day will help you to connect with loved ones and friends. For all the time, most people spend most of their energy trying to create an unbreakable bond between them, cherished ones, and friends. And in return, you might get very little after spending too much time in taking them to dinner and other places. On the other hand, keeping and observing the Sabbath day implies that there is nothing to carry out but to bond with God and those close to you.
You have no errands to run or work to do, so you can enjoy the time you spend with your friends and family. There is nothing besides that to sidetrack or distract you or draw your attention away from those meaningful bonds and connections. When you calculate the hours you waste per week, you will be surprised. However, when asked how much time you lose weekly, most probably you will say not much. The truth is that you could be wasting more than fifty hours of your week doing nothing constructive. The moment you start to keep the Sabbath, you have six days with which to get stuff done, not seven. It makes you more productive during the week and mostly makes good use of your time sensibly. It is a complicated and frustrating adjustment to make; nevertheless, it will make you more productive all week. Apart from that, it will help you to grow your spiritual life. Hence, no time to waste scrolling on that social media page or doing unnecessary things.
A good number of families around the country usually squeeze Lord, our creator, in their busy schedule. For instance, you might be working for long hours every day, and in the remaining hours, you have to shop for groceries, cook dinner, spend some time with treasured ones, do laundry once you are in the house, and so on. Your weekends are probably packed on top of you trying to benefit from those two work-free days given how limited time you have during the week. So, God is frequently put on the backburner and squeezed into the few free instants that surface between driving to the fitness center, going shopping, or cooking dinner. Thus, observing Sabbath day lets you make God the focus of the whole day more willingly than trying to fit Him in around never-ending chores and responsibilities that on one way or another, seem more significant at the moment.