RESTING IN GOD'S PRESENCE

10/19/2024

Resting in GOD’s Presence
Entering into GOD’s Rest

Sukkot is meant to be a joyous occasion between GOD and HIS people. It is a time for all of us to reflect on HIS goodness, how HE has provided for and protected us. It is a time to remember how HE delivered HIS people from slavery in Egypt, which eventually led to HIS Son, Jesus, delivering all of mankind from sin and death.

In addition, Sukkot is a time to meditate on how GOD continues to protect and provide for us, not only in the past but also in the present and the future. This is why times like these are so important for Christians to observe. Leviticus 23:4 says, “These are the appointed times of the LORD, holy convocations which you shall proclaim at their appointed times.” This is certainly a holy time to dedicate to the LORD.

IT IS TIME TO ENTER INTO THE LORD’S REST

Sukkot is a time of remembrance, restoration, and renewal. It is GOD’s desire that we enter into HIS rest and be rejuvenated. As a result, we will make HIM the center of our attention. This should realign us to HIS heart's desire and help eliminate any distractions or obstacles that may prevent us from fulfilling HIS purpose in this season.

We must remember that our bodies are the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit, but sometimes life can cause us to get off course. The Feast of Sukkot is a special annual event that allows us to regain our focus and realign ourselves with GOD’s purpose.

HAPPY SUKKOT!

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All Christians should keep the annual Holy Day celebrations that are dedicated to honoring the LORD.
The purpose of this blog is to discuss and explain the annual Holy Day events Christians should commemorate. These annual feasts have a three-fold significance in the lives of Christians, revolving around our past, present, and future.
Holy Day celebrations remind us of:
(1) GOD’s mighty redemptive works and HIS guiding hand in earthly events. (2) The need to reinforce Christians' relationship with their Savior, as well as strengthen their spiritual bond with others of like faith. (3) GOD’s future prophetic plans to offer salvation to all.

This stands in contrast to the American-style holiday celebrations, such as Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and the Fall Feasts, that they celebrate today.