Holy Times and Seasons

The sermon explores Leviticus chapter 23, examining the ancient Hebrew calendar and its seven annual festivals alongside the weekly Sabbath. It highlights how these holy convocations were designed to preserve the memory of God's redemptive acts and establish a rhythm of rest and worship for His people. The preacher demonstrates that Christ fulfils the typology of these feasts, particularly through His resurrection on the first day of the week, which transforms the Sabbath into the Lord's Day. By connecting the spring festivals of Passover and Pentecost with the autumn celebrations of Atonement and Tabernacles, the message underscores Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice and the source of eternal hope. The central call is for believers to embrace these spiritual rhythms to avoid burnout, maintain gratitude, and anticipate the final consummation of God's kingdom.