Passover and Unleavened Bread: Renewing our Commitment to Captivity

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For 365 days of the year, the god of this world seeks to exploit what Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 10 as strongholds—arguments and patterns of reasoning in our hearts and minds that exalt themselves against the knowledge of God and draw us back into bondage to him. In contrast, God has given us the Passover season as an annual “reset,” a time to remember our dependence on Christ and to renew our commitment to tear down every stronghold that would hinder our complete submission to Him.
 

Tony Stith

Tony Stith grew up in the Pacific Northwestern United States. He has been a member of the churches of God all of his life, attending the Boise, Idaho, Lewiston, Idaho and Spokane, Washington churches of God. After graduating college in Pasadena, CA in 1990, he and his wife Elizabeth moved to Minnesota, where they now live in Woodbury, a suburb just to the southeast of St. Paul. They attend the Twin Cities United Church of God congregation.