Torah Club members love celebrating the holidays together! However, this year, with the meeting restrictions due to COVID-19, in-person Passover celebrations won't be possible in Torah Club.
Our clubs are going to miss gathering for this appointed time. However, we look forward to coming together for the holidays when the restrictions are lifted. For now, we hope you will enjoy these pictures of some of our previous Torah Club Passover gatherings!
We welcome everyone who wishes to join our Torah Club community now for free studies in the book of Leviticus. Click the link below to join the free online study, available until mid-May.
May the LORD bless you and grant you peace. May this Passover season be a blessing, bring greater devotion, and a greater understanding of our Messiah in whom we have found our great redemption.
There is a high cost to taking up the mantle of discipleship. Shifting moral ground has inverted cultural value systems and shaken the foundation. Allegiance to the Bible’s teachings, which have represented goodness and morality for millennia, is now regarded as immoral. Though it’s not a new idea, “religious” people have come to be viewed as narrow, intolerant, and hateful when they disagree with this changing society’s definition of right and wrong. People of faith have lost their traditional role as wardens of uprightness. Those are the obstacles. Complaining about the situation is not going to fix it and yet, we hear an awful lot of that. The world doesn’t need more complainers. We need champions. We need people who face these challenges with strength and tenacity. The kingdom needs people with vision who see the current difficulties and know that our calling is not an easy one. We must be about the Father’s business, even against the rising tide of godlessness. We must learn that the obstacle is the way.
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