Twice every day, and in every one of God’s seven annual ‘appointed times,’ the Lord commands His people to present “an offering made by fire.” […]
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The Day of Atonement | Yom Kippur | Three Fulfillments
Many Christians know that Jesus fulfilled the Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur, in the tabernacle in heaven when He presented His own blood as […]
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What is God’s Calendar, and Why Does It Matter?
God’s Calendar – Introduction: Like most Messianic disciples I always believed the Hebrew lunisolar calendar today’s Jewish leaders use was God’s calendar. After all, they’ve […]
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Christian Passover
The spiritual meaning of Passover is that Jesus’ disciples should follow the Savior’s example, entering into His New Covenant and themselves becoming “living sacrifices.”
This article tells how to apply Passover’s truths to a Christian’s life, avoiding mere symbolic rituals and focusing on substantive, spiritual application.
A Christian View of Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread
For Christians, what is the significance of Passover Week, which is the Feast of Unleavened Bread? I’ve studied God’s ‘appointed times’ for many years but […]
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When is the Next Year of Jubilee? The 70th!
The 70th Year of Jubilee in 2024 When is the next Biblical Year of Jubilee? This article presents compelling archaeological and prophetic evidence suggesting the […]
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What is the Sequence of End Time Events | Be Fearless
How will Biblical end-time events occur? Have end-time events already begun? If so, where are we in the sequence, and what can we expect in […]
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Christianity’s Golden Calves
To understand Christianity’s golden calves you need to understand ancient Israel’s golden calves. Then you’ll easily see how the church fell into the same idol-worshiping […]
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Should Christians Keep the Sabbath?
After wrestling for years with whether God expected a New Testament disciple to tithe, in 2008 I started tithing 10% of my gross income. Over […]
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