Pentecost means “fiftieth” — but it’s so much more than a date on the calendar.
Join us as we trace the Feast of Weeks from Mount Sinai to the Upper Room. On Sinai, God came down in fire, smoke, and thunder to give the Law... and 3,000 fell in judgment after the golden calf, Ex 19:16-19; Ex 32:28. Fifty days after Christ’s resurrection, God came down again in rushing wind and tongues of fire to write His law on hearts... and 3,000 were saved, Acts 2:41.
We’ll unpack:
- The OT Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) — Lev 23:15-16. The giving of Torah.
- The Day of Pentecost — Acts 2:1-4. The birth of the Church, a mystery hidden in the OT, Matt 16:18-19; Eph 3:1-6; Col 1:25-26.
- The Church as the Bride of Christ — Eph 5:25-27; Rev 19:7.
Plus: The Seven Abundant Things God pours out in the Church Age — mercy for the lost, grace for the needy, pardon for the guilty, life for the dead, power for the weak, peace for the troubled, and joy for the sad, 1 Pet 1:3; 1 Tim 1:14; Isa 55:7; John 10:10; Eph 3:20; John 14:1; Phil 1:26.
From law written on stone to the Spirit written on hearts. From death at Sinai to life in the Spirit. This is Pentecost.
Ready for fresh fire? Tune in. 🙏