Jehovah has been consistent since the beginning. He set the example for us to follow to honor the Sabbath from the time of creation itself. He rested on the seventh day from the work He had completed. Then He blessed and sanctified it. Genesis 2:2-3 2By the seventh day God completed His work which He … Continue reading Yes… Jehovah Was Serious About The Sabbath
Jesus confronts the Pharisees regarding the law and Sabbath in Matthew 12:1-14. Jesus reminds us that He is Lord over the Sabbath and desires mercy and love to be demonstrated more than a legalistic execution of the law regarding Sabbath. 12 At about that time Jesus was walking through some grainfields on the Sabbath. His disciples were hungry, so … Continue reading Jesus Confronts Pharisees Regarding Sabbath
When confronted with truth, do we acknowledge it or avoid it? In Luke 20:1-8, the religious leaders question Jesus’ authority, but their unwillingness to accept the truth reveals their deeper resistance to acknowledging God’s authority over their lives. Key Verse: “Tell us by what authority You are doing these things, or who is the one … Continue reading A Question of Authority: Acknowledging the Source of Christ’s Power (Luke 20:1-8)
As Yom Kippur approaches, it’s vital to embrace the profound spiritual significance this day holds. This sacred occasion is more than a day of fasting; it is a day of introspection, repentance, and seeking reconciliation with our Creator through the atonement provided by Yeshua. Beyond the fast lies a deeper calling on Yom Kippur: to … Continue reading Yom Kippur Reflections: Scriptural Depths for Atonement and Repentance
The period from Yom Teruah to Yom Kippur, often referred to as the Days of Awe, is a sacred time intended for deep reflection and repentance. As we approach Yom Kippur, it’s essential to come before God with a humble and contrite heart, acknowledging our sins and recognizing the profound gift of forgiveness offered through … Continue reading Preparing Our Hearts for Yom Kippur: Reflective Scripture Readings
“While many holidays today emphasize fun and festivity, Yom Kippur invites us to a profound solemnity and reflection on our spiritual state. It’s a day that strips away the distractions, calling us back to the heart of our faith.” In the hustle of modern life, significant meanings behind many observances can become diluted. Thanksgiving, for … Continue reading Yom Kippur: A Day to Reflect, Repent, and Reconnect with God
How does God respond when we turn away from Him? Hosea 2 reveals the depth of God’s love, showing us that even in the face of rebellion, He pursues us with the intent to restore and redeem. Key Verse: “Therefore, I am now going to allure her; I will lead her into the wilderness and … Continue reading From Judgment to Restoration: God’s Unfailing Love (Hosea 2)
Did you know that beyond the familiar holidays, there’s a profound celebration that invites us to reflect, reset, and reconnect with God? Yom Teruah, or the Feast of Trumpets, offers just such an opportunity, yet many of us might not even know it exists!” Growing up in a Christian household in the United States, the … Continue reading Embracing the Call of Yom Teruah: Drawing Closer to God Through the Feast of Trumpets
Have you ever considered why the Biblical feasts, or Moedim, are still relevant today, even in the life of a modern believer? While society eagerly celebrates holidays with questionable origins, there is a profound depth and beauty in reconnecting with the holy days that God Himself ordained.” Many Christians today learn that the Old Testament … Continue reading Embracing Our Heritage: Celebrating God’s Appointed Times in Yeshua
Have you ever wondered if the Old Testament is merely a collection of ancient stories with little relevance today? Think again. The roots of our Christian faith stretch deeply into these Hebrew scriptures, offering not just historical insights but a vibrant blueprint for our spiritual journey. In many modern Christian teachings, there’s a prevailing notion … Continue reading Rediscovering Our Roots: Embracing the Hebrew Foundations of Our Faith
