Podcasts about holy days

This course will explore how the seven major feasts of the Old Testament calendar prefigure and point to the Sacraments of the New Testament and how the salvific work of Jesus is richly and beautifully embedded in the Old Testament cycle of Holy Days.

By David Morker - Drawing from Revelation 21:1–7, we behold the fulfillment of all divine purpose - the passing of the old and the dawning of the new, as John records: "Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth… and I heard a loud voice from the throne saying, 'Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man.'" In this

By Jeff Lockhart - Are we to judge or not to judge? What does it mean to judge. Are we to judge? Is there a right way or a wrong way? What should be judged, who should be judged, how do we judge and what is the standard for judging?

By Tim Martens - In Ecclesiastes, we learn that there is a time to speak, which leads us also to conclude we should not speak at times. Provided are eight situations where it may be best not to speak.

By Mark Kasperson - What is the vision of the nature of our heart? Do we welcome the changes of our hearts ? Join us for this eye opening video sermon.

By Len Martin - There's a prevalent attitude in today's society that tolerance equals compassion. This attitude has infiltrated the Church. However, compassion is more than being tolerant of everything and everybody. The greatest act of compassion of all time was when Jesus Christ gave His life for mankind.

By Ken Loucks - This message invites listeners to rethink what “running the race” really means. Instead of chasing a finish line we can see, it shows that faith is more like Big Al's Backyard Ultra—a race with no set end, where endurance is tested one lap at a time. Through the eyes of someone who successfully won

By John LaBissoniere - As you carry out your daily activities and responsibilities how can you fully put into practice the biblical instruction to reverence your great Creator?

By Brian Shaw - In this world of blackness and evil, the light stands out. We must have an eternal mindset. Eternal mindset is based on faith. We will be God as God is God. We must develop a Godly mindset. With faith nothing is impossible.

By Gregory Sanny - Is there any reality to wishing a lost loved one a happy heavenly birthday, or declare a condemned murderer on earth to be destined for eternal hell fire? Many religious concepts exist about heaven and hell, but which ones, if any, reflect the descriptions found in the Holy Bible?

By Stephen Bouchette - Now that we are returning from the Feast of Tabernacles and getting back into our routines, it can be very easy to allow distractions in this world to keep us from continuing to grow and learn. Our Savior, Christ, faced this same test and was always focused on doing the will of the Father. Let us

By Patrick Kansa - In this message, we will explore two foundational concepts as it relates to the 8th day – the Last Great Day – of the Feast. We will firmly establish that the 8th day is it's own separate Holy Day, as well as what makes the 8th so great.

By Nicholas Lamoureux - God's plan for man doesn't end with the Millennium, it continues beyond it. This message looks beyond the thousand year reign of Jesus Christ and the saints and beyond the second resurrections to the moment when physical life gives way to that which is eternal.

By Allan F. Hambleton - Most of humanity will be resurrected into a beautiful, new world that is coming. Now is the time when we have an opportunity to grow and develop ourselves into the “welcoming committee” of the wonderful world tomorrow!

By Robin S Webber - What will be missing in eternity? What will the immortal children of God no longer contend with; the things which will be totally absent in the eternal realm? Will there be no more trials to endure? What will be forever no more?

By David Fitch - The 8th day gives us a glimpse into infinity and beyond. The first part will be focused on the 8th Day. I'll then shift into a brief look at Post 8th day, work to send everyone home inspired by hitting some of the highlights of what God pictures, and then wrap up with a call to action to continue to

By Eric Johnson - A little historical perspective that the priests performed a symbolic ceremony by holding willow branches to make the swishing sound as a representative of God's Spirit coming upon the city and temple during the Feast. A golden vase used to pour out water libation on the altar that became known as

By Dan Preston - After the Feast of Tabernacles, what stories will we share with others? Will we simply tell the tales of what we did during the Feast, or will we share the joy of the coming Kingdom of God?

By Kenneth Skorseth Jr - We are completing eight wonderful days together celebrating the future in the Kingdom of God. Now, we must prepare to go home and face the daily challenges of life. This present evil world is not an easy place in which a true christian must live. No matter what comes our way, we must be assured God

By John May - The focus of the message is on the Great White Throne Judgment of the “rest of the dead” -- all those who are restored to life in the Second Resurrection. These will include the majority of Adam and Eve's descendants (all the families of the earth gathered from across time and geographic lands). The

By John LaBissoniere - Past experiences can have us questioning the fate of those who have died. This message emphasizes God's promise in Isaiah 49:14 to never forget anyone, revealing His plan to resurrect and offer salvation to all humanity during the "Last Great Day" or the Great White Throne Judgment. It underscores

By Lemuel Babb - The Eighth day of the Feast, representing the great white throne judgment, is the culmination of God's plan of salvation for all of humanity. We have been called and are being judged now to have part in the first resurrection so we can be there serving with Christ through the millennium, and be

By Joe Dobson - God will extend His knowledge of the truth and His Holy Spirit in His time.

By Mike Fooshe - We are to count our blessings before preparing offerings.

By David Metzel - There are many injustices in this world and little fairness. We will see that God's definition of fairness is different than ours and that fairness has to do with the meaning in the Feast days. We will look at Paul addressing fairness and then Paul talks about Israel and everyone being saved. Then

By Jim Tuck - Do you know what this Eighth Day pictures in God's great master plan of salvation? The picture of what God plans for all humanity is revealed through the feasts of God, and the Eternal does not desire to see anyone perish, but all to have and opportunity to be saved. The Eighth Day has a tremendous

By Stephen Tuck - One perspective about the Last Great Day is that God's plan to create His family was established from the foundation of the world. God's Kingdom will soon be established. The Last Great Day represents humanity's opportunity for salvation at the end of the Millennium.

By Thomas L. Knaack - Trees are very important in a healthy climate. In the Millennium, trees will be critical for physical restoration. God uses trees as a metaphor for our spiritual journey.

By Fred Wittlake - God doing for his children what we can't do for ourselves.

By Tim Spalding - As we prepare for the Last Day of the Feast, and as we prepare to go back to our lives at home, I want us to consider how we are to continue to move forward toward the Kingdom of God

By Hansel New - This sermon explores the pervasive influence of fear in modern society, highlighting how it saturates society, heightens anxieties, and robs people of hope. The message emphasizes that fear is not just a cultural phenomenon but a spiritual issue, deeply embedded in the human condition.

By Matt King - At the end of the millennium, something shocking occurs: Satan is released, deceives the nations, and stirs them to attack the holy people. This moment illustrates the power of deception—even in a world that has known peace, the goodness of God, and His power. We, too, have just experienced a

By Greg Baker - Matthew 12: 33-37 Christ speaks plainly about the importance of our words. We come to the Feast of Tabernacles to renew our hope in God's kingdom and what we say has important implications for our future in God's kingdom. This message is about utilizing the Feast of Tabernacles as an honor to God by

By John Velazquez - Going back with a purpose

By Howard E Marchbanks III - True worshipers will be at the Feast of Tabernacles to worship the Father in spirit and truth. Every seventh month on God's calendar, for seven days, we are to keep this feast at that place where God places His name. The years of feasts repeat with changing lessons. Perhaps at different locations

By Roy Waterhouse - We are going to look at the beauty of what water will mean to us during the future Millennium. At the Feast of Tabernacles, we celebrate a time when all nations will rejoice in abundance that which is symbolized by drinking from living waters and walking in God's Way. As water sustains our life

By Jeff Richards - After a 1000 years of peace on earth, we will see the growth of Christ's government and of peace. However, prophecy states very clearly that when Satan is released, he will quickly be able to sway vast amounts of people to darkness and destruction. We will explore how this is possible and why our

October is absolutely jam-packed with Saints' Days and Holy Days that bring us hope and spiritual blessings. It's so much fun to talk about these spiritual matters with our Spirit World family of listeners!

By Michael A Snyder - There are specific physical and spiritual examples of God's inherent power as a reflection of the marvelous glory that will be ours when Christ returns and the Kingdom becomes reality. God also provides a spiritual framework to keep the Kingdom and our personal transformation more top-of-mind

By David Chornomaz - Compare and contrast the reigns of Solomon and Jesus: Both Kings/Rulers, riding a mule, subduing enemies, material wealth, happiness of the people, ruler-ship based on God's law/wisdom, and resultant peace. Contrast- Solomon failed, JC will not. The goal of the message is to inspire the hearers with

By Scott Krohn - What does our job look like during Christ's Millennial reign? We are going to look at two areas , first the role of the Levites in the Tabernacle and Temple period. Secondly, the role of Christ's conversation with the seven churches in the Book of Revelation to see how these two reveal our jobs and

By Ted Budge - As members of the family of God, we await the Millennial Kingdom, a time of profound peace and restoration under Christ's reign. Many prophecies we hear during the Feast paint a powerful picture of the Kingdom of God. They provide a vision of hope. We live in challenging times, yet God provides hope

By James MacKay - The world today is full of conflict, war, hatred and malice. True peace will only come when the world is under a new form of government. Man cannot achieve peace on his own. (Isa 59:7) The Millennial rule of Christ with His saints will bring a blossoming of peace that will spread from internal

By Larry Beckett - We are going to discuss how Ecclesiastes relates directly to the Feast of Tabernacles. The Jews read the entire Old Testament over a three year period. There are certain books that are read specifically for certain feasts every year. The book of Ecclesiastes is read every Feast of Tabernacles. We

By Stephen Bouchette - God has proven Himself faithful in many ways, including that He accomplishes all His will. Reflecting on this fact, we can have great confidence in the plan recorded in the Bible for what He will accomplish on earth, with mankind, and into eternity.

By Scott G Thouvenin - A Change of Heart: The Coming of the Millennium

By Gregory Dullum - Malachi prophesied that Jesus Christ would come with healing in His wings. When He came to earth the first time, Jesus healed everyone that came to Him. When He comes the second time to establish God's government on earth, will He come with healing in His wings?

By Eric Mohr - Many people have said over the years that they can't quite see themselves as kings and priests in the coming Millennium. Using Jesus' emphasis on service during His ministry, we would benefit from some helpful expert advice in visualization and mental rehearsal to better prepare for our future in

By Tony Stith - This message stresses the importance of recognizing and embracing the power of our witness to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ to endure to the Kingdom.

“Why do Catholics believe in Sacred Tradition?” In this episode, we explore the significance of Sacred Tradition, along with questions about the meaning behind the peace greeting during Mass, the role of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the origins of holy days of obligation. Tune in for a thoughtful examination of these essential aspects of Catholic faith. Join The CA Live Club Newsletter: Click Here Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 02:42 – Why do Catholics believe in Sacred Tradition? 05:51 – But those traditions aren't some unwritten teachings that Christians are bound to believe. They're simply the same stuff that Paul wrote down. 13:57 – Why do Catholics say the peace be with you during the mass? 19:39 – What is the Catechism of the Catholic Church and why do we follow it? 29:48 – why do we have holy days of obligation and when did they start? 37:20 – Why would God institute animal sacrifice in the old testament if it ultimately wouldn’t suffice? 46:59 – Is there an exhaustive list of infallible teaching? Why isn't it written into a creed?