Shavuot for Christians- Why Should I Celebrate/Observe?

Daily Bible Reading with Robin at In the Family Way Coaching (Audio only)

Hi there everyone! My internet cut out and so my recording cut off right at the very end. I have been unable to splice 2 videos together because this one is too long for my free programs. :\ . So if you don't mind, check out the closing statement in PART TWO, in the next session posted. Sorry about that! I tried REALLY HARD to get those two videos put together but I just couldn't get it done! Thank you for your grace. :D

Hello fellow brothers and sisters in Christ! Chances are, as a Christian, you have never heard of the Biblical holiday Shavuot. If you have heard of it you probably think it's just a Jewish holiday and it doesn't apply to you. I'm here to explain that the Christian church has done us a big disservice by essentially divorcing itself from the Jewish faith and creating a separate religion for Gentile believers in Jesus. This is not what Jesus intended for us. The time of Shavuot in the Old Covenant was, like Passover, the Feast of First Fruits, the counting of the omer, and the Feast of Booths, intended by God to foreshadow things to come. Jesus taught us that He came to fulfill the Law, not abolish it. Join me as I explain the significance of Shavuot and why you, as a believer in Jesus as your Messiah, should observe Shavuot as well as encourage the Christian church as a whole to incorporate observance of these appointed times into worship, as commanded by God himself.

This video is a call to my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ to REVIVAL. Historically in the Bible God brings REVIVAL when His people come to Him with REPENTANCE, REFORMATION and RESTORATION. The definition of repentance is to be sorry for doing wrong. The definition of reformation is the act of changing to a better state; the correction of bad behavior. The definition of restoration is a return of something to a former, original, unimpaired condition. As followers of Jesus we are taught to pray for God's will to be done rather than our own. As a Christian community we need to REFORM our worship- return to God together and obey Him by worshipping Him when He told us to- on the Sabbath, which God said is the seventh day of the week- Saturday, not Sunday, as well as RESTORE observance of His appointed times- three festivals a year. If the Christian church is truly committed to Revival then it is essential that we follow God's Biblical formula: Repentance + Reformation + Restoration = Revival.