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Most of us are celebrating Easter on Sunday, but this weekend is also the beginning of Passover. This week we’re studying this sacred holiday God gave the Israelites in the book of Exodus. Chris helped lead The Friends of Israel’s online Passover Seder this past week, which demonstrates the meaning and methods of the meal to help you celebrate Passover …
We’re studying two of Judah’s most famous and godly kings this week: Hezekiah and Josiah. Hezekiah had a special relationship with the Lord that benefited the Kingdom of Judah that it would not see again until his great-grandson, Josiah, ruled righteously as well. Chris draws striking parallels between these two men while analyzing how their kingships affected God’s Chosen People. …
In Exodus 12 we find the story of the Passover. We see the Israelites in bondage and although Pharaoh was given many chances to let them go, he refused. Because of this, God said all of Egypt’s first born—humans and animals would die. But through the blood of a lamb over the doorpost, the Israelites would be saved. Then God …
Happy Easter everyone! This year, Passover and Easter coincide. We love when that happens! Chris takes us to the Old Testament where we learn about the Passover. We’ll be reminded that Jesus didn’t celebrate Easter, He celebrated Passover. Passover was a time to remember. God told the people of Israel to remember what He did when He brought them out …
Passover is upon us! This week Jewish people all over the world will be remembering the Passover. Chris takes us to Exodus to see the dramatic story of God rescuing His people, the children of Israel, from the bondage of slavery in Egypt through a series of ten plagues, with the last being death of the first born. Then we’ll see …
Last week, our host and Bible teacher Chris Katulka began a series focused on the four cups of the Passover, and specifically, the meaning and significance of the first two cups. This week, we finish our series up by looking at the third and fourth cups – the cup of redemption and the cup of acceptance. Listen and hear how …
