The Feast of Weeks, also known as Pentecost, was a festival in which God's people offered some of the best crops He had blessed them with. It wasn't about paying God back—it was about thankfulness. Everyone participated because everyone had received blessings from God. While we don't offer our best grain to God today, we still have every reason to be thankful—not for crops and livestock, but for grace, provision, acceptance, and connection. This ancient festival can still teach us some things about gratitude today.
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.
