Passover…Until His Kingdom Comes

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Do This In REMEMBERANCE OF ME Luke 22: 14-19

14 When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. 15 And he said to them, “I have EAGERLY desired to eat this PASSOVER with you before I suffer. 16 For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.”17 After taking the cup, he gave thanks and said, “Take this and divide it among you. 18 For I tell you I will not drink again from the fruit of the vine until the kingdom of God comes.”  19 And he took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, “This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me.”

He will “eat it again” (the Passover Meal of Remembrance) when “it finds fulfillment IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD”? Even Jesus will EAT the Passover Meal in God’s Kingdom!  What do we “do”  in remembrance of Him? We eat the bread and drink the wine of Passover.

Today, we participate in the Passover as a remembrance and rehearsal of what was once and what will be, in His Kingdom.

Restoring The Awe of God is dedicated to the Sabbath and to teaching and celebrating The Feasts of The LORD as established in scripture.  Contact Theresa at 715 790-0000 for details about our Passover for 2023.  Also see the Upcoming Events section at the top of the page.

 

 

 

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Asbury... by David France

What seemed to be a coincidence was a carefully orchestrated plan of God.  I happened to be visiting my friend Chrissy on February 16th, 2023.  She had the Asbury revival streaming on her iPad.  The Holy Spirit seemed to reach across time and space to touch us both.  As I left that night, I asked her, "Do you want to go?  I do not recall her exact response, but after a few seconds, it was affirmative. 

  I don’t remember what I was thinking, except on the way home I asked myself, "Do you really want to drive to Kentucky?"  I prayed as I drove.  The car had just been serviced, and there was really nothing on my schedule.  God had a plan; the Holy Spirit was telling me we should go.  I prayed more at home.  The Spirit was telling Chrissy the same thing, and she texted me that she was looking for places to stay in Kentucky.  With the grace of God we found a place twenty miles from Asbury.  A great spiritual adventure was beginning.  We left Saturday morning.

We arrived in Asbury about 10 a.m. on Sunday.  We walked to the campus where all the people were, thousands of people.  Everywhere there was singing, preaching, praise and prayers.  It felt like a big family reunion, and the joy of the Holy Spirit was everywhere.  The fellowship was spontaneous.  We searched for the end of the line to get into Hughes auditorium.  The line was already 3 blocks long for the afternoon service, and there were about 1600 people in line ahead of us.  Our partner in line were Jay and Sean, two brothers that had come up from Florida.  We shared testimonies, prayed together, and rejoiced as we waited.  We finally got in with our new friends with only a few seats remaining about 5:30 pm.

The atmosphere was electric with the Spirit of God.  I have never felt anything like it and I will never be the same.  Over a thousand people, singing, hands lifted in the air, praising God in spontaneous unanimity.   There were people from 22 other universities, many other states, and other countries were represented as well.  Our days were spent connecting with people led by the Spirit.  We were each lead to connect with different people, praying for healing and other needs, sharing our testimony, being prayed for, and being blessed beyond measure.  People were being healed and prayers for healing were happening all the time.  It truly felt like a family of God.  In the evenings, we would go into one of the overflow chapels, we were at Estes Chapel.  There was a line of people at the alter praying and being prayed for.  I was healed at the altar of one of my physical needs.  We all seemed to be of one mind, to praise God with all we had.  I have never felt the touch of God like I felt there.  That is what revival is all about.  David France.