In ancient Israel, God's people were commanded to spend one week each year living in temporary shelters. It was part remembrance and part celebration. God wanted them to remember how He rescued and cared for their ancestors in the wilderness while also celebrating His continued faithfulness and provision. What can God's people today learn from this ancient festival? How do we intentionally remember God's faithfulness and celebrate the countless ways He continues to provide for us?

Scripture References: John 8:11, Leviticus 23:34, John 8:12, John 37:38, John 7:14, John 3:17, John 7:10, Colossians 1:13, Leviticus 23:43, Galatians 5:22-23, Leviticus 23:42

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From Series: "Holy Days"

Long before our modern calendars were filled with meetings and deadlines, God gave His people sacred days to remember—moments set apart to celebrate, reflect, and reconnect with Him. At first glance, those ancient rituals might seem distant or irrelevant. But what if they still have something to say to us today? Join us at Flagstone over the next several weeks as we explore these holy days and discover the timeless truths God still calls us to remember—truths that can shape our lives today.