P3: Prayer - Passion - Purpose Jason Davis

What do you do after you have been anointed for a purpose or task? What do you do once you realized the calling that has been placed on your life? That is what we will learn from David’s life in this episode of “A King in the Making”. Support the Show.

David is one of the most iconic figures in all of scripture. A young shepherd who becomes the greatest king Israel would ever know. A man of confidence…in himself yes…but even more in the God in whom he placed his trust. David exudes confidence because he knows God is with him. He is not seeking glory or fame…he does not desire to be king…yet it finds him nonetheless. What is it about this man that God would choose Him to be king, and despite his many mistakes, God refers to him as a ma...

I love Sukkot because it speaks of hope, and celebrates a time we should all look forward to. A time of peace and joy as Jesus dwells among His people once more and rules over all the earth in person. What a great day that will be. In fact, in ancient Israel, Sukkot was such a joyful feast that everyone looked forward to…so they simply referred to it as “The Feast”. It symbolized a renewed relationship with God…that the sins of the people were atoned for and their relationship was renew...

The 6th feast or festival of the Lord is known as Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur means Day of Atonement, and among the Jewish people, it is the holiest day of the year. Everything leads up to this moment. This is the big day when they make atonement for their sins according to the Law of God as written in the Old Testament. Pre-Christ, this was how God instructed them to make atonement for their sins as a nation/ people. Let's dig in and take a look at how Jesus fulfilled the sacrificial system requi...

Leviticus 23:23-25…The Lord said to Moses, “Say to the Israelites: ‘On the first day of the seventh month you are to have a day of sabbath rest, a sacred assembly commemorated with trumpet blasts. Do no regular work, but present a food offering to the Lord.’” The book of numbers and Nehemiah refer to it in a similar way. They are told to celebrate this sabbath day with the sounding of the trumpets…but it is a day of rest in which they are to do no regular work and present a food offering to t...

The 4th feast is called Shavu’ot or festival of weeks (7 weeks to be exact). Christians have come to know it as Pentecost. The day the Holy Spirit was poured out on the believers. The day the Church was born essentially. But its origins, biblically speaking, go back to the Exodus, and more specifically the time when the Torah was given on Mount Sinai following the Exodus. Shavu’ot is directly linked to Passover and the Feast of First Fruits. In the same way, Jesus' death and resurrectio...