05/21/2026
Did you know
We are now just one day away from the Feast of Shavuot — also known as the Feast of Weeks or Pentecost. According to Jewish tradition, it was on this feast that God gave the Ten Commandments to Israel at Mount Sinai. Throughout history, the Lord has performed mighty acts of redemption through His appointed feasts, revealing both His saving purposes and His prophetic plan.
At Passover, God redeemed Israel from bo***ge in Egypt through the blood of sacrificed lambs. In the fulfillment of Passover, the Lamb of God — Messiah Yeshua — redeemed the world from slavery to sin and Satan through His own blood.
On Shavuot, God gave His Torah, revealing His holy ways to His people. Then, on this same feast centuries later, Messiah Yeshua poured out the Holy Spirit upon His disciples — not merely to write God’s laws on tablets of stone, but to write them upon human hearts.
This fulfilled the promise spoken through the prophet Jeremiah:
“But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, says the Lord: I will put My law in their minds, and write it on their hearts; and I will be their God, and they shall be My people… For I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.”— Jeremiah 31:33–34
When the early disciples received the Holy Spirit on Shavuot, they received power — power to overcome sin and the enemy, power to proclaim the risen Messiah, and power to manifest the Kingdom of God on the earth.
Our prayer is that this Shavuot will be a season of fresh outpouring not only in Israel, but in our churches acrossAmerica as well.
May the Lord remove the veil of unbelief from many eyes and reveal Yeshua as the promised Messiah of Israel.
And may the Lord remove the veil of unbelief in America that has blinded so many so that they may see Yeshua, Jesus, and turn from their sins.
And may He also renew each one of us — His children by grace — in the life, joy, holiness, and power of the Holy Spirit.
Praying that this Sunday the Holy Spirit will fall on us anew, so we will receive His power, which we have, to go and make disciples.