This sermon explores the deep invitation God gives His people to enter His rest, as described in Hebrews 4. It shows that true rest isn’t just physical or mental relief—it’s a soul-level peace found through belief in Jesus. The message contrasts belief and unbelief, reminding us that faith is the doorway to experiencing God’s Sabbath rest. It unpacks the meaning of the ancient Greek word katapausis (rest) and points to God’s own example in creation: resting not from exhaustion, but from satisfaction in His good work. The sermon challenges listeners to move beyond surface faith and allow God’s living Word to expose the heart, leading to humility and dependence on Christ. Through belief, obedience, and surrender, we find the peace, holiness, and renewal that come only from resting in God’s presence.