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Sabbath / Shabbat table with prayer book, challah, and glass of red wine

For centuries, the Jewish people (including Jesus!) have kept the Sabbath as a day to focus on God, spend time with family and community, while nourishing their souls.

If you’re new to the what it means to Sabbath or are exploring biblical feast days, start here!

Learn about biblical feasts and an ancient rhythm for life.

In Hebrew, “moedim” are a Biblical rhythm outlined in Scripture to remember how God has been faithful, celebrate his goodness, and enjoy his gifts in a community of people. We invite you to join us as we participate in this ancient way of life.

“I don’t think we’ve ever Sabbathed in our life.”

—Kristelle

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The Prophetic Future of Sukkot — Episode 22
Fall Feasts, Sukkot
The Prophetic Future of Sukkot — Episode 22
Fall Feasts, Sukkot

In this conversation, Jon and Jim explore the significance of Sukkot, the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles, and its relevance to both Jews and Gentiles. They discuss how Sukkot serves as a reminder of God's provision during wilderness experiences, the rituals associated with the feast, and how Jesus fulfills its meaning. The conversation also touches on the prophetic future of Sukkot and the importance of celebrating it as a way to trust in God's goodness and provision, even in challenging times.

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Fall Feasts, Sukkot
Sukkot: the Feast of Tabernacles — Episode 21
Fall Feasts
Sukkot: the Feast of Tabernacles — Episode 21
Fall Feasts

In this episode, Jon and Jim explore the significance of Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, as the culmination of the Fall Feasts in Israel. They discuss the joy and community associated with the celebration, the importance of remembering God's faithfulness during wilderness seasons, and the anticipation of the future Wedding Feast of the Lamb. The conversation emphasizes the importance for reflection on personal stories of God's provision and the eternal promise that lies ahead for believers.

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Fall Feasts
Episode 20: Yom Kippur & The Day of Atonement
Fall Feasts, Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement
Episode 20: Yom Kippur & The Day of Atonement
Fall Feasts, Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement

In this conversation, Jim and Jon discuss how they celebrate Yom Kippur as Gentile believers in Jesus. They reflect on the significance of Yom Kippur as a day of atonement and how it points to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. They emphasize the importance of acknowledging their sin and relying on God's grace to overcome it. They also discuss the joy and freedom they experience in living out their faith in Christ. Jim shares his personal journey of forgiveness and the transformative power of God's grace. They conclude by looking forward to the celebration of Sukkot and the season of joy.

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Fall Feasts, Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement

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Finding Jesus in the Jewish holiday of Passover
Finding Jesus in the Jewish holiday of Passover

Christians celebrate communion often, but did you know it’s directly connected to the Jewish festival of Passover? When Jesus said “Do this in remembrance of me,” it was part of a Passover Seder meal that He was having with His Jewish disciples. What should followers of Jesus do with this biblical holiday?

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Rediscovering the joy of Sabbath rest.
Rediscovering the joy of Sabbath rest.

Have you ever sabbathed? 

I mean really sabbath.

In our journey as Christians, we shed our love of Sabbath, rooted in ancient Jewish culture for the modern convenience of productivity and grace.

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Why should a Christian celebrate the biblical festivals?
Why should a Christian celebrate the biblical festivals?

We’re used to our modern, Americanized calendar with all of the holidays that come with it: Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and more. Yet here, centered around the ancient Hebrew calendar, we find a God who cares about his people so much that he designates seven special events throughout the year so they can rest, remember Him, and enjoy the good life.

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