The Feast of Tabernacles

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Walking in the Light of Tabernacles (part 4)

The Sages of Israel say that when you come before God for judgment, you not only have to account for all the wrong things that you did, but

Walking in the Light of Tabernacles (part 3)

The willingness to release the seemingly substantial and embrace whole-hearted dependence upon the unseen real.

Walking in the Light of Tabernacles (part 2)

Knock over a cup of water and watch how it leaves the high places, seeking the lowest place it can find. That is a type of humility.

Walking In the Light of Tabernacles (part 1)

Passover celebrates the event of liberation, Tabernacles celebrates the way of liberation. Passover is the holiday of faith, Tabernacles is

The High Holy Days (part 2)

Awareness of the utter holiness of God and our responsibility to walk upright before him leads to repentance, which in turn leads us to ...

The High Holy Days (part 1)

We are living in a time where we must stay grounded in the entirety of Scripture to live for the glory of God. If we don’t, we will fall.

Can You Hear the Divine Symphony?

The Composer of the masterwork of Creation imbues the warp and woof of the cosmos with repeating rhythms, cycles, and seasons.

Change Takes Planning: The Month of Elul

The month of Elul is considered a particular time for repentance and reconciliation with God.

Sojourning With a Sukkah Consciousness (part 3)

I believe this is a powerful corrective to much of historical Christianity's tendency toward an ascetic, other-worldly view of life.

Sojourning With a Sukkah Consciousness (part 2)

Sukkot reminds you to examine the foundation of your trust. Real security comes only from God. Life is fragile; don't take it for granted.