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Remember the Sabbath Day
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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Tune into the Ancient Way Podcast
Listen to Jon & Jim as they talk about their journey into Sabbath and celebrating God’s Feasts.
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.