Join us daily for a message to encourage you during this spring festival season.

New Covenant Passover Service
Tuesday April 4, 2023
8:00 pm (PDT)
Foot-washing ceremony
Wine and Bread service

HOLY DAY
Thursday April 6, 2023
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Being Holy

If we are not “Holy” we will not “see the LORD!” Being holy is an important message from God, during the days of unleavened bread – to be holy as God is holy. Sin defiles individuals and nations, but the priests of God, those who teach and encourage God’s people must value His standard of holiness, and be holy, showing respect for His name. What are those standards that God has established for His priests, those who serve Him?

DAY 2 of Unleavened Bread
Friday April 7, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)
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Leading Unleavened Lives

Unleavened Bread — Our Spiritual Heritage

Paul in writing to the Corinthians reminded them of their spiritual heritage. He had instructed them to ‘put out the leaven’ in accordance with the Lord God’s instructions in the book of Exodus. For even though Gentiles by birth, they had become part of God’s people by baptism. But there was a problem. They had removed the physical leaven from their homes. But, they were not leading unleavened lives…

Day 3 of Unleavened Bread

Sabbath April 8, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)
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Lessons from Exodus — Hard Hearts

The Exodus story is one of hardened hearts, and it wasn’t just Pharaoh’s heart that was hardened! But the story was written for us that we should understand what causes a hardened heart, one that prefers darkness instead of light. We all have choices to make daily. It is up to us whether we choose to harden our heart or walk in the light.

Day 4 of Unleavened Bread

Sunday April 9, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)

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Christ and the Wave Sheaf

Paul was eager to preach the gospel, and in doing so he helps us understand the message of the wave sheaf. He wanted everyone to know the reality of the Messiah. For what he had witnessed had given him confidence that Jesus was indeed the Christ, the Messiah. It was through the Messiah, the Son of God, that all people would experience the hope of eternal life. And yet, the Jewish leaders went to Pilate to demand that Jesus be crucified for blasphemy, as he equated himself with the Lord God of Israel.  Amazingly, the efforts of the Jewish leaders in bringing Jesus before the Roman authorities aided in fulfilling the prophecies about Jesus. When we read the gospel accounts of Jesus’ crucifixion and death we note the many ways in which these events confirmed his Messiahship.

Day 5 of Unleavened Bread

Monday April 10, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)

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True Worship — Will God Hear Your Prayers

God hears the prayers of those who worship Him in truth. So do we know what true worship is?  Let’s learn a lesson from the days of Unleavened Bread and the conquest of Jericho that shows us who God will hear and who God will not hear. Rahab and Achan’s stories provide object lessons for our day. The scriptures  tell us in clear terms what God expects of those who worship Him, serving God and others. Does God take notice of you and does he hear your prayers?

Day 6 of Unleavened Bread

Tuesday April 11, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)

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Fear NOT – Go Forward

Why We Remember

Are you facing a “Red Sea” roadblock in your life? Are you prepared to “go forward?” The last Feast day of Passover/Unleavened Bread teaches us powerful lessons about how to live our lives and face the obstacles we encounter. One of God’s instructions to his people at this time of year was to teach our children about the symbols and events of the Passover season. This was not just to be an ancient history lesson, a dull retelling of millennia-old stories. Rather, these stories were object lesson designed to teach us how to live in the present. In this way all generations were to preserve a knowledge of how God works in our lives.

HOLY DAY

Day 7 of Unleavened Bread

Wednesday April 12, 2023
11:30 am (PDT)

Christ Leads will You Follow?

The people of God, the Israelites, walked through the sea on dry ground on the last day of unleavened bread. Our ancestors in the faith were led by Christ, in a pillar of cloud and fire, as they left Egypt and entered the wilderness. The Lord sheltered and protected them in their desert wanderings. But did they follow? And what are some crucial lessons that the experiences of the Israelites teach us in our walk with Christ? Christ leads, but will we follow fully?

Beware the Devil’s Devices

Jesus’ example should convict us of the reality of the Devil’s devices. The Tempter appeared to Jesus and challenged him on his identity with the taunt, “If you are the Son of God…?” Likewise, he may test us, getting us to doubt or question our identity as God’s children, called by his name, and given the promises of a future with God. Paul warned of such deception in speaking of the cunning of the ‘Serpent’ who is able to seduce us away from devotion to God through sowing doubt and delusion. Our adversary is a master of the half-truth, a clever combination of truth and error. Perhaps you have had to battle this negative inner voice of doubt and deception.