Category: Know Your Bible » Holidays and Holy Days

First Fruits-CC-flickr Thunder and Lightning Pentecost-Rachel Gardner-CC-flickr Picture of number fifty, which is what Pentecost, a holy day commanded by God, means. Pic of unleavened bread, which we are commanded to eat during the Days of Unleavened Bread. (PCOG/Brooke Davis) Photo of a lamb, used by ancient Israel in their Passover observance. A photo of the Bible, in which God instructs which days to keep holy.

‘These Are My Feasts’

By Dennis Leap

Here is the paradox with modern Christianity. While many seek to worship Jesus Christ and proclaim to follow Him, very few rely on the Bible as their sole source for doctrine and religious observances. Continue reading →

A photo of Israelites fleeing Egypt, on a Night to Be Much Observered. A photo of unleavened bread which is eaten on the Days of Unleavened Bread. Photo of Garden Tomb points out that God's sacred calendar is important in proving the dates of Christ's death and resurrection. A photo of a happy couple on Valentine's Day, but is this a holiday Christians should observe?

Find True Love on Valentine’s Day

By Dennis Leap
Most people celebrate Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to show romantic love to one special person. Children are encouraged to give heart-shaped cards called valentines to schoolmates as a show of friendship. Adults give valentines to each other as well. Often, a valentine card asks the question, “Will you be my Valentine?” Does the word valentine have anything to do with love? Continue reading →