Feast of Tabernacles

A woman walking through a wheat field.

September 26 - October 2, 2026

"Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. Then the lame shall leap like a deer, and the tongue of the dumb sing. For waters shall burst forth in the wilderness, and streams in the desert" (Isaiah 35:5-6).

God's plan for mankind involves restoration—and the Feast of Tabernacles symbolizes the restoration process. The preceding Holy Days set the stage for this restoration of the creation to peace and harmony with God.

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Lessons I Learned From My First Feast

I attended my first Feast at 16 by myself. The lessons I learned from that first Feast are just as important now as they were then.
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Give or Get - What Does God Expect?

God is a giver. Every Holy Day He gives something. He wants us to be "givers" too. Did yo come to the Feast to give or to get?
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Going Up To The Mountain of the Lord

When Jesus Christ returns to Earth to establish the Kingdom of God, the world is in for some major changes. Not only will government change, but so will the thinking of all mankind!
Lewis and Lena VanAusdle have made friendships with brethren from all over the world. Here they are pictured with friends during a trip to Malawi in December 2019.
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The Refreshing Bond of Fellowship

The Feast of Tabernacles can help us realize the importance of building and maintaining connections with one another.
We picture a time when we will all be a part of God’s spiritual family—and we can start practicing those inclusive, loving family relationships now!
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Keeping the Feast for the First Time—or the First Time in a While

If this is your first Feast, or your first Feast back, what do you need to know in order to properly keep this Festival of God?
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What Is the Kingdom to You Personally?

Personal attachment to the Kingdom of God is key to the spiritual success of being there.
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Inspired, Transformed, Strengthened & Thankful

This message recaps three things that we can take away from this Feast of Tabernacles and also apply in the days, weeks, and months ahead: To be inspired by the vision (of the soon coming Kingdom of God) To be…
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This Too Shall Pass

This world is temporary, but God has a future planned for us that is eternal.
Victor Kubik
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The Kingdom that Everyone Wants

The Kingdom of God is the answer to the biggest questions of life, yet has been hidden from the wise of the world. But God has made it plain to babes, to those who can simply see and believe what…
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The Introduction of God’s Family

Let’s take a tour of God’s plan for man, from creation to eternity.
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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

The unalienable rights mentioned in our Declaration of Independence will be fully realized in God‘s Kingdom.
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Keepers of the Feast

Are you a keeper of the Feast of Tabernacles? Do we keep the Feast to the Lord, rejoice with Him and share your joy with others? Or do we merely ‘profess’ to keep the Feast, while missing out on its…
You can create lifelong Feast memories with your family and brethren when you keep the Feast as God commands.
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When Feast Plans Don't Work Out

This year, many of our Feast plans are being upset by events we did not foresee coming. We must believe that God is working through all these circumstances.
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A Renewed Perspective on Rejoicing

Rejoicing can feel strange in such troubled times, yet it’s commanded during the Feast of Tabernacles. Reviewing the perspective given in Ecclesiastes—whose author experienced maximum physical pleasure yet found it akin to grasping vapor—and that of King David adds a…
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It's Time to Rejoice

The Fall Holy Day season is right around the corner. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to celebrate!
Compass Check Fall 2020 Tilted Cover Image: What Is Justice?
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Compass Check: Fall 2020

With everything that's been going on in the news and society and the world around us, now's a good time to slow down a bit, especially as we prepare for the Feast. This issue of Compass Check includes a special...
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Deuteronomy Introduction and Chapter 1 with PDF Notes

This Bible study covers the book of the introduction of Deuteronomy as well as chapter 1. Deuteronomy is the fifth book of the Pentateuch which was written by Moses and is considered the heartbeat of the Old Testament. It covers…
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Wonders of the World Tomorrow

David Fitch shares a message looking at seven wonders that God will bring to this world in the millennium.
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Putting Christ in Our Hearts During the Feast of Tabernacles

Many Christians today are unable to see today is how Jesus Christ is at the center of each of the Holy Days. These days teach us a great deal about the role that Christ has already played, continues to play…
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Jesus Kept the Feast of Tabernacles How this feast helps us to draw closer to God.

Feast of Tabernacles is a wonderful blessing. It pictures a time that is spoken of in many many prophecies like is Isaiah 11. It helps us to more fully understand God’s plan of salvation for all humanity. Jesus kept the…
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