Just imagine the homecoming party and the splendid wedding feast of the Lamb (Revelation 19:6–9). Jesus is longing to partake of this feast with us in His Father’s kingdom (Matthew 26:29). As it turns out, God is waiting at a great festive table, longing to rejoice with His family. What a glorious celebration and joy that will be!
Knowing the difference between holiday festivals and Levitical festivals is important and helpful.
I have decided to share a series of posts over the next several weeks on the biblical ceremonies and festivals. Must we keep the Old Testament annual festivals or not?
Wishing peace, love, and renewal to all those celebrating Easter and Passover this year.
I seek a Thanksgiving that even God would want to join, a kind of international feast that commemorates a deep love for all people and mutual blessings among all tribes and nations.
The story of being liberated by a gracious and caring God, of leaving a life of bondage and oppression under a cruel king, and of crossing over to a new life of freedom is one that still resonates
The symbolism associated with celebrating a meal with all people reaches beyond the menu to God’s banqueting practices, which are filled with love and generosity towards all the people of the world
Jesus calls us to the feast of the Kingdom of God. Do you want to find Jesus? May I suggest that you seek Him at the great feast? It’s time for this everlasting feast to begin, so let’s start celebrating!
Theological InTents 