Passover and the Christian - Why Passover is Important to Christians • FOUNDED IN TRUTH

Join us this coming Saturday, April 13th, at 11:00 a.m. EST at Founded in Truth Fellowship. Come early at 10:00 a.m. for a light breakfast, coffee, and some time to fellowship before services begin.
As we approach the season of Passover, it's a perfect time to delve into its profound significance for both Jewish and Christian believers. This message will explore the pivotal role of Passover in the biblical narrative and its deep connections to the mission and message of Jesus, whom we also recognize as Yeshua, our Passover Lamb.
Passover is not just a historical event; it is a thematic cornerstone that echoes throughout the Scriptures and into the heart of Christian faith. The original Passover event - the miraculous deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt. This story is foundational, not only as a powerful act of divine salvation but also as a defining moment that shapes the identity and faith of God's people.
In this sermon, Matthew guides you through the observance of the Week of Unleavened Bread, what it means to remove leaven from our homes and lives as a symbol of purging sin and embracing a life of purity.
In the Bible, Jesus fulfills the greater Passover narrative. As our Passover Lamb, Jesus embodies the ultimate sacrifice, His death and resurrection marking a new covenant between God and humanity. This fulfillment is not just a historical claim but a living reality that impacts how we live our faith today.
This sermon will deepen your understanding of Passover and its ongoing relevance to Christian believers, encouraging you to embrace its lessons and live out its truths. We invite you to discover how the ancient festival of Passover continues to resonate within Christian teachings and how Jesus’s role as the Passover Lamb invites us into a transformative relationship with God.
Don’t miss this enriching exploration of one of the most significant events in the biblical tradition and its implications for our lives as followers of Christ. Subscribe to our channel for this and other insightful teachings that bridge the Jewish and Christian faiths, deepening our appreciation of our shared spiritual heritage.
Key Points:
-The historical Passover event and its significance.
-Guidelines on observing the Week of Unleavened Bread, highlighting what should not be consumed during this period.
-Understanding the symbolism of Jesus as our Passover Lamb and the fulfillment of the greater Passover.
Discussion Questions:
-How can observing the Week of Unleavened Bread enhance our spiritual reflection and preparation?
-What are the key lessons Christians can learn from the original Passover event in Egypt?
-In what ways does recognizing Jesus as our Passover Lamb impact our understanding of salvation?
-How can we apply the principles of Passover in our daily lives and spiritual practices?
Tune in to reflect on the enduring relevance of Passover in our faith and how it shapes our relationship with Christ.
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[@yahwehlior]

My Love for that comment is not hidden 😅

[@ElsieLyn]

Isn't communion considered the same thing when we have communion? (The Lord's Supper)

[@Oscar.Carmona]

Moses didn't put it down the second time, it was Aaron ;) read it again

[@netx9nine]

I appreciate the comment-and good catch! I have no idea how or why I misspoke on such a foundational story! 🙄Embarrassed to say the least.
Thanks again!