Year after year as I sit in our succah, I am filled with the sense of His pleasure that we are on His calendar and that we are honoring His desire to keep this appointment with us. When you are sitting inside, surrounded by the walls made of sheets, seeing the sky peeking through the
In the theater of heaven, angels are making preparations; the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are talking about the season that is approaching. The Son is wondering and maybe asking the Father, “Is this the time Father? Is this the year that I can go to abduct my Bride? Is the Bridal chuppah prepared according
1) Why has the church not taught us our Jewish roots before? I believe that God has appointed times and seasons.The book of Exodus tells the story of Jacob’s family who came to Egypt as 70 people and became a multitude of millions who became enslaved to Pharaoh for 430 years. It is easy to
Teshuvah… something that struck me this morning as I was reading Psalm 105:41-43 (NKJV) 41 He opened the rock, and water gushed out; It ran in the dry places like a river. 42 For He remembered His holy promise, And Abraham His servant. 43 He brought out His people with joy, His chosen ones with
My search is ongoing and with each festival, with each Sabbath, and with every scripture I read, I am asking the Father to reveal Jesus to me. I pray that if your own heart is stirred to search for Him in the pattern of the Leviticus 23 festivals, that you do not feel overwhelmed if
I understand why people ask this question. When they begin to discover the richness of meaning in the Biblical feasts that Leviticus 23:2 says are His feasts, they begin to wonder about the Christian Holidays that don’t seem to be Biblically rooted. If you trace the history of Christmas and Easter, you will find a
I believe that God has appointed times and seasons. The book of Exodus tells the story of Jacob’s family who came to Egypt as 70 people and became a multitude of millions who became enslaved to Pharaoh for 430 years. It is easy to wonder why it took them 430 years to cry out to