What is Redemption? | The Feast of Passover

Redemption is not something to be kept in the past, it is something to participate in now and to share for the future.

Join us as we look at the actual meaning and concept as it is found in the Passover story. It is this same power of Redemption that was at work on Calvary and is ever-expanding as a part of God's kingship.

The story of Passover, though occurring more than 300 years ago, is a deeply personal narrative. When we commemorate the redemptive acts of the Lord, time collapses. We must all choose for ourselves to leave Egypt. We must all choose to join our Messiah, and pick up our cross, and partake in his death and resurrection.

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