Sunday's sermon turned into a blog post with audio and video:
https://www.scottlapierre.org/therefore-let-us-keep-the-feast/
As a pastor, I have often been asked if Christians should celebrate the seven biblical feasts in Leviticus 23. The common answer is that we don’t celebrate the feasts because Jesus fulfilled them. But in Leviticus 23:14, 21, 31, and 41, God said the feasts should be celebrated forever, and in 1 Corinthians 5:8, Paul wrote, “Therefore let us keep the feast by…” referring to the Feasts of Passover and Unleavened Bread. If God wanted people to stop celebrating the feasts when Jesus fulfilled them, why would He command people to celebrate them forever, and why would Paul say to celebrate them? Read on, watch, or listen to find out!
therefore let us keep the feast, 1 corinthians 5:8 meaning, christian feasts explained, passover and unleavened bread, why keep the feasts, feasts in leviticus 23, biblical feasts for christians, god's eternal commands, jesus fulfilled the feasts, christian celebrations of biblical feasts, spiritual significance of the feasts, how christians can celebrate the feasts, biblical feasts today, pastor scott lapierre teachings
Download your FREE copy of Seven Biblical Insights for Healthy, Joyful, Christ-Centered Marriages
"This is what every marriage needs!"
#yourmarriagegodsway #scottlapierre #christianmarriage #marriagebooks #christianbooks #freebook #ebook
“Staying true to the approachable and encouraging style of the original book, this workbook is written in a clear and engaging style that not only challenges readers to pursue growth but is also truly encouraging and uplifting. Over three months, readers are invited to become more deeply rooted in Christ, with LaPierre artfully drawing on the metaphor of a believer as a tree, whose strength and stability come from its root system grounded in Christ." #beingcontentgodsway
I planned to write a Facebook post, but it turned into a blog post. I'm thankful to honor this man who has influenced my ministry: https://www.scottlapierre.org/john-macarthur/
