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We love to celebrate everything that life has to offer in Messiah Yeshua. Feasts. Eating. Drinking. Silence. Resting. Worship. Prayer. Communion. Playing. Working. Friendships. Marriage. Cleaning. Restoring Order. Sharing our faith.

We celebrate God. The feasts He gave us. Shabbat. His life lived through us. Yeshua, the Cross, the Resurrection and the Holy Spirit.

We celebrate learning. Exploration. Discovery. Laughter. Freedom. God's constraints. Listening. Wisdom. Creativity.

We celebrate becoming who God made us to be. The activities we can do together. Each other's hearts. Our relationships. Our need to be alone with God.

We celebrate God's Word, healings, miracles, signs and wonders, salvations, and the ordinary activities of life.

We celebrate people. As they come into the freedom of full intimacy with God, and through Him, with each other, their emotions, thoughts, feelings, desires, ambitions and passions enhance His Presence on earth as it is in Heaven.

We celebrate our Bridegroom King as His Bride, inviting Him to take over our lives. His vision is to see this piece of earth, as well as the whole earth, become as beautifully loving as heaven. He asks us to invite Him home. We experience Him celebrating us.

We celebrate Shabbat, appreciating all God has done for us during the past week. Shabbat looks back to what was very, very good for us in the past week. So do we.

We celebrate Sunday. God created light on the first day of the week. Yeshua rose from the grave on the first day of the week. Pentecost occurred on the first day of the week. Sunday, the first day of the week, is the day of the power of God's Love Light. Sunday looks forward to what God is bringing us next.

We worship, we play, we rest, we pray, we take time alone, we create activities and do them together, we celebrate the feasts because God loves them, we worship Him because He Inhabits our praises, we find ways to help each other, we lift each other up and encourage each other.

Repentance is the oil that pours down upon the hearts and souls of man to cause all things to work together for God's good. Without personal repentance, without turning from the ways of our selfish or ungodly desires, without turning to God and all He desires of and for us, we do not have the capacity to enter into His glory and live within His rest, within His community.

Repentance is an ongoing process that must be embraced every day of our lives. Every moment, without exception, God is refining us, and if we are journeying with Him from Glory to Glory, we need to be going from repentance to repentance.

As God removes more and more of our programming, more and more of our unsanctified decisions, more and more of those things that have owned us, we get to experience more and more of his goodness, His blessings, His gifts. That is the divine exchange of our lives, giving Him every part of ourselves for everything He gave us through His blood upon the cross, His remarkable fountain of aliveness.