Given by Bruce Gore
We focus on the profound significance of the Passover and the magnitude of God's forgiveness, as exemplified in the story of David, Bathsheba, and the innocent child who suffered the consequences of their sin.
Given by David Gatley
A pre-Passover examination
Given by Barry Richey
Seven festivals, the first is Passover with no annual sabbath and the second is the Days of Unleavened Bread with two annual sabbaths, Why? Why is one festival a single day and the next seven days? Why does Unleavened Bread have two sabbaths, the only festival with two? Why are two festivals a week in length and all the others...
Given by Stan Grabowski
"Don't be a sheep!" This is often used as an insult in the world today. Saying someone is a sheep indicates they are weak followers. Mindless. But aren't we called to be sheep? How does the Bible look at being a sheep? As Christians, we should be sheep and also work to become proper shepherds.
Given by Chris Leyden
Deep dive into Genesis 1:26. Considering what it means to be created in the image and likeness of God and what that means for us as we prepare for the Passover.
Given by Neil Hart
Using I John 1:5-10 as a guide, we see ask ourselves important questions to see if we are walking in the light and following Christ as we should be.
Given by Paul Carter
Throughout scripture we are told to remember. What does Christ tell us is important to remember, and why?
Given by Zach Smith
The Hebrew word chesed is used frequently in the Old Testament to describe an aspect of God’s character that has no single English equivalent. Reflecting on the depth of its meaning can help in our final preparation for and participation in Passover.
Given by Don Henson
We’ve familiar with the physical task of preparing for the Days of Unleavened Bread. But how do we prepare for the Passover?