Once we have a vision and know what we are trying to accomplish in our lives in regard to our spiritual lives we must continue to move forward in this regard. The Feast and Sabbath days are important for us to keep. God has decided to call us now and put us into His family as He has seen fit. We must continue to serve Him so that we can stay close to Him.

Why can’t God’s people all get together? That question has been asked time and again, and if there is an answer for us, it will come from God’s Word.

Do we need a spiritual maintenance checkup?  Just like a vehicle that needs maintenance every few thousand miles, our spiritual maintenance, more importantly, needs to be checked also.  How are we doing spiritually?

The Kingdom that Jesus establishes will be built on the ruins of the earth, but there are other foundations than a ruined earth upon which the Kingdom of God will arise. The Bible reveals many details about this future time and the role we will have in it.

Accumulating real wealth that you don’t leave behind when you go, is something few people think about. The alternative investment is God’s Superfund, this one provides benefits for all eternity.

Stupendous, wonderful, amazing news lies just beyond the hopelessness which so characterizes our time! God’s rule will be established on the earth, and we are destined to have a part in this glorious future!

The Feast can fill us full of hope and optimism as we have a marvellous future to look forward to with none of the hopelessness that so many in the world can suffer from. A vision of the coming Kingdom of God is such an exciting prospect! Let us have an attitude of thanksgiving to the great God for this marvellous opportunity and make the most of the Feast.

In order to start a life that is useful and is full of growth, we need to start with asking the question “Why?” Often times our visions may not be in-line with God’s visions because we may not always be asking the right questions. We need to constantly keep in mind what we are trying to accomplish and what God wants out of this as well. What is your vision?

Days are often observed as memorials, but society doesn’t really observe a day that looks forward! God’s Holy Days are different—their meaning encompasses the past, present AND the future.