Romans 8:28-30 lists five steps God takes in His plan of salvation: He foreknew, predestined, called, justified and glorified those who will be in His Kingdom forever.

Many modern holidays have pagan origins. Satan seeks to deceive the world and has established an eight-holiday cycle that mimics God’s true holy days.

This sermon is filled with tidbits of information to ponder and meditate on concerning our preparation to be the Bride of Christ individually and collectively.

Christ’s sacrifice provides much more than just physical or mental healing. His sacrifice allows us to be healed spiritually.

As we prepare for Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread, we focus on self-examination and deleavening. Are we concentrating on the crumbs or the canisters?

Let’s look at Christ’s sacrifice in terms of His whole life, not just His death. With this in mind, we’ll consider how we can prepare for the Passover.

Before taking the Passover, let’s consider how we’re doing in terms of faith. Are we neglecting what God has extended to us? It is awesome beyond belief.

Passover commemorates how our sins were forgiven. King David’s adultery with Bathsheba produced an innocent child. However, David repented, and God forgave him.

God wants us to understand what He did for us and why. We are commanded to enter this time in the correct frame of mind. We must assess our lives and change. 

When we’ve sinned and repented, how important is it to also make restitution? How important is it in dealing with others? And how important is it with God?