Holy Convocations and Apostolic Signs and Wonders
What to notice today
Today's readings reveal God's design for sacred time and community witness. Leviticus 23-25 establishes Israel's festivals and Sabbath laws as divine appointments—the Passover, Pentecost, Day of Atonement, and Tabernacles—creating rhythms of remembrance and rest that sanctify the year. Acts 4-6 shows the early church operating in that same Spirit of unity and boldness: Peter and John boldly testify before the Sanhedrin, the believers share all possessions, and Stephen performs great wonders, demonstrating that the apostolic community fulfills the spirit of these holy convocations through radical witness and supernatural signs.
Today's Quiz
What were believers commanded to do on the seventh day according to Leviticus 23?
What did the members of the Jerusalem church do with their possessions after Peter and John's arrest and release?
In Acts 5, what happened to Ananias and Sapphira when they withheld part of the proceeds from selling their property?
The Levitical festivals were designed to create rhythmic, corporate remembrance of God's salvation. How might your personal spiritual disciplines and community gatherings better reflect intentional times of remembrance and celebration of what God has done?
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