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Returning to God’s Heart

Teshuvah is more than a Hebrew word; it’s a call to return. It means “repentance,” but in its deepest sense, Teshuvah is about turning back to God with your whole heart. We often think of repentance as just saying “I’m sorry,” but biblical Teshuvah is much more—it’s a complete change of direction.

Recognizing Teshuvah begins when we feel the tug of the Holy Spirit revealing areas where we’ve drifted. It’s the moment we see our actions, thoughts, or attitudes in the light of God’s truth and realize something needs to change. But Teshuvah doesn’t stop at awareness; it leads to action. We confess, we realign our lives with God’s Word, and we walk forward transformed.

The beauty of Teshuvah is that it’s never too late. Whether it’s a small adjustment or a life-altering turnaround, God’s arms are always open. Joel 2:13 says, “Return to the Lord…

Summer is the perfect time to help kids grow in their faith and understanding of God’s Word—and we’ve made it fun and engaging! Our 8-week New Testament Summer Bible Reading Plan for Kids is designed especially for children ages 6–12. With simple, powerful stories from the life of Jesus and the early church, each week focuses on a different theme, bringing the Bible to life in a way kids can understand and enjoy.

🌟 What’s Inside the Plan?

Each week includes:

• 5 short Bible readings (Monday–Friday)

• A weekly theme (e.g. “Miracles of Jesus” or “Living for Jesus”)

• Optional journal prompts to reflect creatively

“When the day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.” – Acts 2:1

The Feast of Weeks, also known as Shavuot in Hebrew and Pentecost in Greek, is one of the most powerful and prophetic festivals in the Bible. It marks a time of harvest, revelation, and Holy Spirit empowerment. As believers in Christ, this is a sacred opportunity to align with God’s appointed times and prepare our hearts for a fresh outpouring of His Spirit.

🌾 What Is the Feast of Weeks?

The Feast of Weeks was originally a harvest festival, celebrated seven weeks (or 50 days) after Passover. In Jewish tradition, it commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. In Christian tradition, it marks the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2, when the Church was born.

This is not just a historical event—it’s a spiritual invitation. God desires to revive us, fill…

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