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04/02/2023

Ken sharing at The Ark Bible Chapel, Oley, PA about 2 minutes into video.

04/16/2022

Have you ever wondered how the feasts of the Old Testament, the Feasts of the Lord, described in Leviticus 23, connect to our modern-day celebration of Easter, Resurrection Day, or Holy Week?

04/16/2022

https://youtu.be/occsoW0cNSs

From NEPA Aglow Spring Retreat, "As One".

04/12/2022

04/12/2022

From NEPA Spring Retreat, "As One".

07/17/2020

Watch and ask God what He is saying to you.

In this Lance Rewind, we're going to talk about leading from the future. While talking to my friend Mark Chironna we were working on a compelling concept cal...

04/25/2020

Subject: Watch "Be Still And Know that I Am God (Covid-19) - Francis Chan" on YouTube

For more Francis Chan sermons subscribe to the Crazy Love channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3TNl3-7XmrPuju9W0EXRUw During this Covid-19 fear an...

04/05/2020

Passover Gleanings

Ken has a chart of the events of Passion Week that he believes to be more biblical than the traditional one below.
Email him [email protected] if you would like a copy.

o Sunday—Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem
o Monday—Cleansing the temple
o Tuesday—Controversies with the Jewish leaders
o Wednesday—Apparently a day of rest
o Thursday—Preparation for Passover
o Friday—Trial and Crucifixion
o Saturday—Jesus rests in the tomb
o Sunday—Jesus raised from the dead.

B. Our Thoughts on Passover

1. On 10 Nisan (Exod 12:3), Israel was choosing the Passover lambs to be staked on the Temple Mount for inspection during the next four days. Also, on the 10th (see Jn 12:1, 12), Yeshua enters the procession toward the Temple Mount from Bethany – This is the “Triumphal Entry”! As the spotless Lamb of God, Yeshua too is about to be examined for four the next days (see Matt 22:15-45; 27:24; John 19:6).
2. Why a donkey that no one has ridden for Yeshua’s entry into Jerusalem? Is it possible that it is because the day the lamb was selected is Sabbath, and even the animals were to rest (Dt 5:14)? This donkey did not need a rest as it never worked a day in its life.
3. An Hebraic understanding of “kill it in the evening” (Exodus 12:6), meant that the lambs were to be killed “between the evenings” i.e., the Passover Lambs were sacrificed between noon and 6:00 pm (or sundown) on the 14th of Nissan (Exod 12:6) in Israel. Messiah’s death occurred at 3:00 PM (the 9th hour). The Jewish people ate the Passover meal after the sun set at the beginning of the 15th, the 1st Day of Unleavened Bread.
4. Yeshua’s Last Supper seems to have been a Memorial Passover meal (Lu 22:7, 14), not a full Seder, as the Passover Seder was celebrated on the following night, after Yeshua was in the tomb. John wrote that during Yeshua’s morning trial, the Jews would not enter Pilate’s palace because they wanted to be ceremonially clean to eat the Passover that night (Jn 18:28).
5. Numerous prophetic voices are pointing to this year’s Passover as the stopping of the “plague” presently on our nation and the nations of the earth. We add our faith and prayers to these words. This much we know: “… when I see the blood, I will pass over you; and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you when I strike the land …”

03/28/2020

He is worthy!

Chris Tomlin - Official Lyric Video for "Is He Worthy?” Subscribe to Chris Tomlin's YouTube Channel: https://christomlin.lnk.to/youtubesub Download or listen...