Holy Days

Drawing from Leviticus 23, Pastor Joel examines the seven appointed feasts of Israel, exploring how each one was given by God to His people as a means of remembering His faithfulness, provision, and salvation. He divides the feasts into two groupings: the spring feasts, which have already found their fulfillment in the first advent of Jesus Christ, and the fall feasts, which carry prophetic significance yet to be realized. Far from being mere religious observances, these feasts are shown to be divinely orchestrated signposts pointing toward the person and work of the Messiah. Pastor Joel calls believers to appreciate the depth of these holy days not as obligations under the Mosaic Law, but as profound testimonies to God's redemptive plan, with Christ as the substance of every shadow.