Sabbath as Resistance

Brueggemann's perspective is compelling, but I'm curious what personal or historical influences shaped his emphasis on Sabbath as a countercultural act.

The concept of resisting societal pressures through Sabbath is inspiring, but I wonder how practical that feels in everyday life and whether others struggled with it.

Brueggemann ties rest to resistance, but I’m curious how others see the relationship between Sabbath and actively challenging societal issues.