There’s something special about the number 7. God rested on the 7th day of creation; there will be 7 years of tribulation; there are 7 colors in the light spectrum (remember ROY G BIV?); and there are even 7 games in a playoff series! Today we will look together at the 7th and final feast: the Feast of Tabernacles. Its prophetic element will blow your mind.
Have you seen Avengers: Endgame? Lots and lots of people have. Ticket sales have surpassed $2 billion worldwide. It’s obviously a compelling and epic tale of collaborative heroism. But I think I’ve got a better one to tell today. Join us as we dig into the history and prophecy regarding the Day of Atonement.
There are those that go insane waiting on things and there are those who stay busy while they wait. Our position on waiting might be influenced based on the ‘what’ we are waiting for at the end. What if Jesus already gave us an assignment while we wait on His return? He did. As we prepare to study the next Feast in our series, the Feasts of Trumpets, let us learn what busy-waiting looks like for the Kingdom.
In a six-day span the world witnessed the burning of the majestic Notre Dame Cathedral and the Sri Lanka Easter bombings that targeted three churches and killed hundreds, including forty-five children. In times like these waves of discouragement and fear can come over us as a people who put their faith in Jesus. But friends, there is hope! Amidst the trouble around us, like the Easter bombings, and the trouble within us, we have a promise to stand on.
Have you given much thought lately to how important calendars are? Not only do they help us understand the past, but they help us live for the day and plan for the future. In the scriptures, God has set forth a special calendar for His people – a calendar of Feasts – and it does indeed point us to the past, the present and the future. I’m excited to share with you today how the third feast, the Feast of First Fruits, connects us to the resurrection of Jesus Christ and to our own resurrection as well.
Passover is more than a one-time event celebrated yearly by the Jewish Nation. Today, Christians spread the blood of our Spotless Lamb on the doorposts of our hearts and experience Passover for all eternity. We celebrate the timeless demonstration of God’s love, mercy, and grace as He passes over our sins and redeems us completely. How do you celebrate Passover?
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