Three Fall Holidays

The Fall Holidays are rich with biblical truth, each offering profound insights into the character of our Messiah, Jesus. This year, we invite you to deepen your spiritual journey by participating in our three Bible Journal Classes, each timed to prepare your heart for these sacred times. Each class begins one week before the corresponding holiday, giving you ample time to prepare your heart and spirit. 

Three Classes

1. Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah)
2. Yom Kippur (Atonement), and
3. Feast of Trumpets (Sukkot of Feast of Booths)

Join us for an eye-opening journey through the rich, symbolic traditions of the Fall Biblical Holidays. In this unique class, you will uncover the prophetic layers woven into The Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), and Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkoth), and how each one reveals the redemptive work of Jesus Christ.

The Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah)

Explore the significance of the trumpet blasts and how they point to Christ’s return. Reflect on the themes of repentance, renewal, and the coming of our King.

The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) 

Understand the deep meaning behind the Day of Atonement, where the high priest would enter the Holy of Holies. Learn how Jesus fulfilled this sacred act as our eternal High Priest, offering Himself as the ultimate atoning sacrifice.

Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot)

Celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles and its connection to the promise of God dwelling with His people. Discover how Jesus fulfills the ultimate hope of eternal fellowship as Emmanuel, God with us.

Why This Class Matters

These holy days hold powerful reminders of God’s redemptive plan and His desire to dwell with us. By understanding the biblical roots of these holidays, you’ll gain fresh insights into the life and ministry of Jesus, deepening your relationship with Him and experiencing a richer, more meaningful faith.

Join us for "Jesus in the Fall Holidays" and let the beauty of these biblical feasts transform your understanding of Christ's love, sacrifice, and promise to return.

Bible Journaling 

If you're interested in Bible journaling but unsure where to begin, this class could be perfect for you. Each lesson includes unique and inspiring Bible journaling ideas, designed to spark your creativity whether you prefer journaling by hand, digitally, in a Bible, a journal, or on memory dex cards. These ideas aim to enhance your journaling experience, no matter your preferred method. 

The Feast of Trumpets Bible Journal Class

Unveiling the Mysteries 

In this immersive Bible study and journaling class, you will embark on a transformative journey to uncover the deep spiritual significance of the Feast of Trumpets. As you explore the ancient traditions and biblical references surrounding Yom Teruah, you'll gain a profound understanding of its relevance in both Jewish and Christian contexts. Through expert instruction and thought-provoking discussions, you'll learn to interpret the symbolism and prophetic implications of this sacred feast, allowing you to connect more intimately with God's appointed times.

Exploring the Shofar's Call

The sound of the shofar is a hallmark of the Feast of Trumpets, and in this class, you'll discover the rich meaning behind this powerful instrument. As you study the various types of shofar blasts and their spiritual significance, you'll gain insight into themes of repentance, awakening, and divine summons. Through engaging journaling prompts and creative exercises, you'll reflect on how the shofar's call resonates in your own life, inviting you to a deeper level of introspection and spiritual renewal.

Connecting the Old and New Testaments

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Feast of Trumpets is its connection to the New Testament and the return of Christ. In this class, you'll explore how Yom Teruah foreshadows the Second Coming and the ultimate redemption of God's people. Through in-depth Bible study, you'll trace the threads that link the Old and New Testaments, gaining a comprehensive understanding of God's redemptive plan. You'll also learn how the themes of the Feast of Trumpets, such as repentance and divine judgment, are echoed in the teachings of Jesus and the apostles.

Applying Ancient Wisdom to Modern Life

While the Feast of Trumpets is rooted in ancient tradition, its lessons are timeless and deeply relevant to our lives today. In this class, you'll discover practical ways to apply the spiritual principles of Yom Teruah to your daily walk with God. Through guided journaling exercises and group discussions, you'll reflect on how the themes of repentance, renewal, and divine calling can transform your relationships, your priorities, and your sense of purpose. You'll come away with a renewed sense of commitment to God's will and a deeper appreciation for the wisdom of His appointed times.

As you progress through this immersive Bible study and journaling class, you'll not only gain a wealth of knowledge about the Feast of Trumpets but also experience a profound spiritual transformation. By engaging with the depths of Yom Teruah, you'll be equipped to live out your faith with greater passion, purpose, and understanding, embracing the fullness of God's plan for your life.

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Robin Sampson, a dedicated homeschool mother of nine and a seasoned Bible teacher with over 30 years of experience, has significantly contributed to the Christian homeschooling community and spiritual education through her insightful writing and teaching.

She is the author of "A Family Guide to the Biblical Holidays" and "Jesus in the Biblical Holidays," books that serve as comprehensive resources for families seeking to deepen their understanding and celebration of the rich traditions found in the Bible.

Robin's work intricately weaves together the historical and spiritual aspects of the biblical feasts, offering practical guidance for incorporating these celebrations into family life. Her passion for God’s Word and commitment to sharing biblical truths have made a lasting impact, guiding countless individuals on their journey of faith and discovery of Jesus Christ's central role in all biblical holidays.