The Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) is one of the important feasts in the Bible. It is a time for the people of God to gather together to remember God's deliverance and provision in the desert in the past. Yet there is hope that is we are to look ahead to that promised Messianic age when all nations will come to Jerusalem to worship the LORD.
Some churches choose to celebrate Halloween Festival and others shun such festival. We understood that Halloween Festival is rooted in a yearly Celtic pagan festival known as Samhain.
Today is Ash Wednesday (22 February). It marks the beginning of the 40 days of Lent. It is a time to pray, fast, reflect and repent – returning to the Lord with our whole heart.
Many Christians today feel that their walk with God is private and independent. They see no need for joining a church or making themselves accountable to other believers. Some view the church in terms of how it can help them accomplish the ministry God has given them personally, rather than seeking how their lives fit into the larger work the Lord is doing in the congregation.
What a transformation of the spiritual landscape of the world and the ripple effect of the reformation movement by God through one man's conviction of the truth of the Word of God.
Last Sunday the 6th Sunday of Kingdomtide we learnt how Jesus Christ, the Passover Lamb, fulfilled all the Feasts of Israel especially the Passover Feast and the Unleavened Bread. As the Bread, the Body of Jesus was broken for us.