Join Rod Thomas in this enlightening episode of the Messianic Torah Observer as he discusses the significance of the upcoming Spring Feasts, including Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Dive deep into the spiritual implications of these sacred times, exploring the importance of ridding our homes of leaven and embracing the symbolism of matzah. Rod also shares a powerful teaching titled “Waking Up from Our Slumber: The Feast of Tabernacles and Our Kingdom Readiness,” originally delivered to a Kenyan assembly. This teaching emphasizes the urgency for believers to awaken spiritually and fulfill their divine purpose. Tune in for a meaningful exploration of faith, community, and the call to action in our walk with Yeshua.
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- Introduction to the Spring Feasts
- Significance of Passover and Unleavened Bread
- Teaching: Waking Up from Our Slumber
- Spiritual Complacency and Its Dangers
- Fulfilling Our Purpose in Yeshua
- Conclusion and Call to Action
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