If God doesn't get tired, then why did he rest?

The sermon explores the significance of the Sabbath, arguing that it's not merely a day of refraining from work, but a deliberate opportunity to enjoy the fruits of labor and, more importantly, to delight in God. Drawing on Genesis, the message contrasts the world's fleeting dopamine-driven pleasures with the enduring joy found in Christ, emphasizing that true rest comes from acknowledging God's creative work and participating in His restorative grace. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a Sabbath practice that honors God's design, recognizing both His enjoyment of His creation and His desire to be enjoyed by His people, anticipating the ultimate restoration of all things in Christ.