This week (August 19) on Shabbat Night Live, While questionable happenings emerge one after the other around the world, YeHoVaH is preparing his people for a Goshen experience in the midst of an end-time Egypt. How will we as believers get through it — an ...
Crisis and Crypto
This week (August 12) on Shabbat Night Live, Former Navy SEAL David Lopez teaches us the difference between cryptocurrency and digital currency — pay close attention to this episode! China’s social credit-driven digital currency will soon be the way of th ...
Week 9: Time to Celebrate!
The Feast has arrived! Remember, the day of Passover was the actual day of the sacrifice. So, while you are organizing, cooking, and getting ready, know that you are part of the great history of Passover. This is what the faithful remn ...
Week 8: Time to Prepare!
As the feast nears, it’s time to get serious about preparation! Make sure you have your meal all planned out and your grocery list made. Don’t forget to be mindful while you shop — don’t accidentally throw that box of crackers you usually buy in ...
Week 7: Time to Clean!
Many people use Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread as a time to get their houses clean from top to bottom. All leaven is supposed to be gone and off our property (Ex 13:7) before the Feast of Unleavened Bread begins, so this can be an ex ...
Week 6: The Feast of Unleavened Bread
Once the night of the seder is over, there is still a week of feast left! The Feast of Unleavened Bread is seven days and begins just as the day of Passover comes to a close (Note: Biblical days begin in the evening at sunset). During the F ...
Week 5: A Child’s Understanding of Passover
Children generally love to take part in special holidays. Passover is a time for great learning, togetherness, and spiritual growth. There are many ways to include children in your Passover celebration, from cooking to crafts. The most important thing, ho ...
Week 4: Has Passover Been Fulfilled?
The Spring Feasts of the LORD, including Passover, have been fulfilled in the Messiah. The first Passover took place back in Egypt on the night of the 10th plague. All the firstborn were to die unless their house bore the sign of a lam ...
Week 3: How is Passover different from Easter?
Passover and Easter have a lot of similarities, actually, with a couple of important distinctions. Because we believe in Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah, we can celebrate Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread with the full understanding of its sig ...
Week 2: Do We Keep Passover or Celebrate Passover?
We do not keep Passover today; the Passover is a sacrifice. Every year a perfect male lamb was to be sacrificed “at the place which the LORD your God shall choose to place his name” (Deut. 16:6). There is no Temple now, so we do not sacrifice a ...