Tag: shofar
A Closer Look at the Covenant
We are about to uncover one of the most misunderstood scriptures in the entire New Testament—Hebrews 8:13. This verse reads:
“In that He says, ‘A new covenant,’ He has made the first obsolete. Now what is becoming obsolete...
Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 7
Written by Jim Staley.
Unlocking Hebrews 7
The Misunderstood Mystery of Melchizedek
For generations, many believers have pointed to Hebrews 7 as “proof” that God’s law has been abolished. But what if this chapter has been radically misunderstood? What if the key to interpreting...
How to Celebrate Feast of Tabernacles
Written by Jim Staley.
Discovering the Feast of Tabernacles
Did you know that the Bible says all nations will one day celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles in the coming Kingdom? Did you know that Jesus Himself was born during this very feast—when God literally “tabernacled”...
History of Halloween
Written by Jim Staley.
The Night of Shadows:
The Story Behind Halloween
Long before children dressed as superheroes and ghosts roamed suburban streets for candy, there was another kind of night — one filled with firelight, fear, and faith. It was called Samhain, and it...
How to Celebrate Feast of Yom Kippur
Written by Jim Staley.
How to Celebrate Yom Kippur:
A Christian–Messianic Perspective
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the holiest day on God’s (Yahweh’s) calendar. While traditionally rooted in Judaism, it carries deep prophetic and spiritual meaning for Christians...
How to Celebrate Feast of Trumpets
Written by Jim Staley.
How To Celebrate the Feast of Trumpets for Christians
Did you know the Feast of Trumpets—Rosh Hashanah—is all about Christ and His Second Coming? That’s right. While many Christians wonder how to celebrate these biblical holidays from a Christian...
The Sound of Your Trumpet
Written by Jim Staley. No Comments on The Sound of Your Trumpet
The first words of the Bible are “In the beginning.” Rasheet means ‘beginning’ and is taken from the root word ‘rosh,’ which means ‘head.’ With this in mind, Rosh Hashanah literally means “head...
