This sermon explores the deep significance of the seventh day in Genesis, where God rested, blessed, and made the day holy. It reveals how the Sabbath is not merely a day off but a divine gift pointing us to true rest in God. Tracing the theme from creation to Christ, it shows how Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath, offers soul-level rest to all who are weary and burdened. In a restless world that idolises work, the Sabbath invites us to pause, worship, and remember our identity in God. This message calls us to embrace the Sabbath as a rhythm of grace, restoration, and trust in Christ’s finished work.