November 27, 2022
Sermon Series: Invitation to the Feast
Pastor Jeff Manion talks about Passover. Through this conversation, we see the meaning of Passover for the Israelites and for us. We’re challenged to engage community, celebrate spiritual growth, remember what God has done and embrace Jesus’s sacrifice to rescue us.
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Pastor Jeff Manion introduces the three main feasts God plans for the Israelites. Through this conversation, we see the feast are tied to both history and agriculture. We are challenged to thank God, be generous and create community.
Pastor Aaron Buer talks about how the Feast of Pentecost. Through this conversation, we see how the feast shapes the hearts and minds of God’s people. We are challenged to trust God in the waiting, open our hearts to those around us and partner with the Holy Spirit to dig into God’s word.
Pastor Jeff Manion discusses the Feast of Tabernacles. Through this conversation, we see how God desires for us to celebrate his provision. We are challenged to see God’s provision in the difficult seasons of life as well as to recognize Jesus as the ultimate provision of God.
Pastor Jeff Manion discusses the weekly feast – Sabbath. Through this conversation we see Sabbath focuses on food, simplicity, proximity, stopping and freedom. We are challenged to recognize that God not only leads us into work, but also into rest.
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