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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!

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!

The Feast of Pentecost, 6th of Sivan [se·vän'], recognized two major events in Israelite history that prompted the Israelites to gather for worship and celebration. Jesus didn’t come to do away with the former, or to create it. He came to fulfill it. Join us for part 5 of our "Feasting at Heaven's Table" series!

The Feast of Pentecost, 6th of Sivan [se·vän'], recognized two major events in Israelite history that prompted the Israelites to gather for worship and celebration. Jesus didn’t come to do away with the former, or to create it. He came to fulfill it. Join us for part 5 of our "Feasting at Heaven's Table" series!

The Feast of Pentecost, 6th of Sivan [se·vän'], recognized two major events in Israelite history that prompted the Israelites to gather for worship and celebration. Jesus didn’t come to do away with the former, or to create it. He came to fulfill it. Join us for part 5 of our "Feasting at Heaven's Table" series!

The Seven Holy Feasts are the outline or blueprint for the redemption of mankind. They are all a type and shadow of the Christ who will redeem and fulfill all things. Four are completed (celebrated in the Spring); three are still to be fulfilled (celebrated in the Fall). The Feasts of Passover (the blood) and Unleavened Bread (the Body) were fulfilled through the cross. Now, we turn to the third of the feasts… The Feast of Firstfruits

The Seven Holy Feasts are the outline or blueprint for the redemption of mankind. They are all a type and shadow of the Christ who will redeem and fulfill all things. Four are completed (celebrated in the Spring); three are still to be fulfilled (celebrated in the Fall). The Feasts of Passover (the blood) and Unleavened Bread (the Body) were fulfilled through the cross. Now, we turn to the third of the feasts… The Feast of Firstfruits

The Seven Holy Feasts are the outline or blueprint for the redemption of mankind. They are all a type and shadow of the Christ who will redeem and fulfill all things. Four are completed (celebrated in the Spring); three are still to be fulfilled (celebrated in the Fall). The Feasts of Passover (the blood) and Unleavened Bread (the Body) were fulfilled through the cross. Now, we turn to the third of the feasts… The Feast of Firstfruits

Besides the Sabbath that occurred once a week, the Jews were to celebrate as a nation 19 days as holidays (holy days from Old English word) to the Lord. In North America, it means any dedicated day or period of rest or relaxation.

Leavening is an agent such as yeast that causes bread dough to rise. And the leavening process takes time. The Israelites had no time to spare when they left Egypt, so they baked and ate flatbread. What started out as a necessity continued for a week.

Join us as Pastor Chris shares Part 3 of our series, Feasting at Heaven's Table.

Besides the Sabbath that occurred once a week, the Jews were to celebrate as a nation 19 days as holidays (holy days from Old English word) to the Lord. In North America, it means any dedicated day or period of rest or relaxation.

Leavening is an agent such as yeast that causes bread dough to rise. And the leavening process takes time. The Israelites had no time to spare when they left Egypt, so they baked and ate flatbread. What started out as a necessity continued for a week.

Join us as Pastor Chris shares Part 3 of our series, Feasting at Heaven's Table.