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What makes a gift perfect is how it’s given, not how it’s received or what the gift is. He gives the power of choice. We’re not saved because we’re in a “Christian Nation” or because of our parents. It is only through Christ’s DNA. His blood alone has made a way for me to have the power of choice.

What makes a gift perfect is how it’s given, not how it’s received or what the gift is. He gives the power of choice. We’re not saved because we’re in a “Christian Nation” or because of our parents. It is only through Christ’s DNA. His blood alone has made a way for me to have the power of choice.

What makes a gift perfect is how it’s given, not how it’s received or what the gift is. He gives the power of choice. We’re not saved because we’re in a “Christian Nation” or because of our parents. It is only through Christ’s DNA. His blood alone has made a way for me to have the power of choice.

Two angels had come to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with one agenda – to remove Lot’s family from the city. God would destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah literally by burning sulfur due to the wickedness of the people AND for its lack of righteousness among the people – not even ten righteous. Much like Lot, God gives us instructions in our own lives. What do you do (or not do) when God gives you a command? Does God find you hesitating?

Two angels had come to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with one agenda – to remove Lot’s family from the city. God would destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah literally by burning sulfur due to the wickedness of the people AND for its lack of righteousness among the people – not even ten righteous. Much like Lot, God gives us instructions in our own lives. What do you do (or not do) when God gives you a command? Does God find you hesitating?

Two angels had come to the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with one agenda – to remove Lot’s family from the city. God would destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah literally by burning sulfur due to the wickedness of the people AND for its lack of righteousness among the people – not even ten righteous. Much like Lot, God gives us instructions in our own lives. What do you do (or not do) when God gives you a command? Does God find you hesitating?

As we now journey in God’s timeline into the sixth feast, we find that it is not a feast at all. Rather, God calls it ‘a Day’ - the Day of Atonement. There’s actually no food, but the people of God are called to a complete fast from sunset on the ninth day of Tishri until the sun sets on the tenth. The feast day was to be a fast day.

As we now journey in God’s timeline into the sixth feast, we find that it is not a feast at all. Rather, God calls it ‘a Day’ - the Day of Atonement. There’s actually no food, but the people of God are called to a complete fast from sunset on the ninth day of Tishri until the sun sets on the tenth. The feast day was to be a fast day.

As we now journey in God’s timeline into the sixth feast, we find that it is not a feast at all. Rather, God calls it ‘a Day’ - the Day of Atonement. There’s actually no food, but the people of God are called to a complete fast from sunset on the ninth day of Tishri until the sun sets on the tenth. The feast day was to be a fast day.

The first of Tishri starts a two-day feast called the Feast of Trumpets (a.k.a, A day of trumpets, the Day of an Awakening Blast or Rosh Ha’Shanah (Rabbinic tradition commemorates this day as the day God created man). The Feast of Trumpets opens a ten-day period that God called to be a day of remembrance. God wants us to live our lives with a constant expectation of Jesus’ return. Join us for part 6 of our "Feasting at Heaven's Table Series" as Pastor Chris shares about the Feast of Trumpets!