In 2023, Most of you will be keeping Pentecost on May 28, 2023, Sunday. Some will keep it Monday. This day is also called Feast of First Fruits and Feast of Weeks/Sabbaths (Shavuot in Hebrew). I’ve given this message before but it has timeless information and would be a good review for this vital day. Most people remember Pentecost of when God gave His Holy Spirit (Acts 2) and gave the Law at Mt Sinai (Exodus 19-24). But there’s so much more. What did the 2 leavened wheat loaves called “first fruits” symbolize? Was marriage pictured by this day in both the old and new covenants? How? Which book is read on Pentecost and why? Who is our “goel” Redeemer? Where will Christ be married, and when? Has Pentecost been fully fulfilled already, or are there still so many more exciting meanings? Have a wonderful Pentecost, which means “fiftieth”.

Though this was originally given many years ago, it is very pertinent for today. Should Passover be so sober and almost glum as it is for many? Do we remember this service inaugurated the New Covenant in His blood and gives us the VICTORY over Satan and sin? We’ll compare this to Jesus’ Passover. What hymns should be sung? You’ll find this message uplifting and a good preparation for Passover this year.: Were you full of JOY at the wonders of Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread? While Passover is solemn as we honor our Lord's death, it is also an upbeat time of joy, relief, renewal and new life. We look at how Hezekiah, Josiah, Jesus and the early church kept Passover and Days of UB and compare it to our experience today.

Biblical information is timeless. We are re-posting sermons given previously for your enjoyment. Have a wonderful feast. Learn all about the main points concerning the Feast of Tabernacles as we celebrate the reign of our beloved King Yeshua. Why we dwell in booths. Do Christians have to keep the Feast? What is the Feast pointing to? What was to be done every 7 years at the Feast? How can you and I have a most wonderful Feast of Tabernacles? And - Happy Feast to all of you. I'll try to have more messages later.

This is a holyday with POSITIVE, rich meaning. For true believers it is not a day of dread. Why – on Yom Kippur/Atonement – are we talking about atoning for sins again? Wasn’t that settled with Passover? And why do we fast? Who worked on this day and why? Why were there 2 goats? Is Satan involved in this day? Are we giving Yeshua the full glory he deserves on this holyday? What is this day of Atonement all about? In this teaching we focus positively on the glorious good news of this day and focus on Yeshua all the way through.

This is a re-post of the timeless message of the Pre-Passover sermon of April 2014. This message is not only about Yeshua's blood, but also about Father's love, whose idea it was to find a way to wash away ALL our sins in the blood of His Word, who became flesh - Yeshua (Jesus). You'll appreciate the crimson thread of the promise of the blood of Christ woven through scripture. You'll need the printed notes to see the diagrams, signs and photo as you hear the audio. I'm sorry I spoke so fast to get thru it all. See what the camp of Israel looked like from the air. Hear something intriguing about Golgotha. Be inspired by the "hidden-in-plain sight" message the pagan Pilate put over the head of our Messiah. . . and much, much more. Embrace Father's love. Receive our Savior's loving sacrifice, amen.