Celebrate Erev Shabbath with
Sabbath Keepers Fellowship!

Every Sabbath Eve at 8:30pm CST we will host an informal get-together on our YouTube channel to bring-in and honor the seventh-day rest. We will have:

• A short Sabbath eve prayer service

• Greetings to all present

• Highlights of the weekly Torah parasha with some commentary

• Followed by live music and discussion with whomever wishes to bring it.

His yoke is easy and the burden light! Join us for some simple celebration and fellowship to end your week. The entirety of the service should be about 1.5 hours long. If you play an instrument or sing, contact the service admin to join in. If you don’t, just listen as others do their best to honor our Creator on His holy day.



Discover the latest meeting at:

https://www.youtube.com/@sabbathkeepersfellowship

Didnt think I'd have enough time to get all my errands and chores done today, but Yah facilitated everything expediently! Now I can relax and absorb the peace and tranquilty of the next two days. I hope your prep day goes as smoothly. Enjoy Passover (whichever day you observe) and have a great rest!

This coming week, 7-19 April 2025 (15-21 Nisan 5785), the Bible reading plan covers Pesach (Passover) and Matzot (Unleavened Bread).

https://thebarkingfox.com/2025..../04/11/weekly-bible-

https://open.substack.com/pub/....silvertrumpetradio/p

https://www.politico.com/news/....2025/04/11/state-rep

Take Aaron and his sons with him...
Leviticus 8:2

God never asked Aaron or his sons if they wanted to be priests for the people of Israel. Sometimes there's a role to fill and God will take any qualified person who is willing. Sometimes there's a role to play and only one person will do. God called Moses to lead the people, Pharaoh to be his foil, and Aaron to lead the people's worship. None of them had any real say in the matter.

(This has nothing to do with eternal salvation.)

NEW Shabbat Virtual Gathering tonight, at 8:30pm CDT, over on our YouTube channel! Be sure to join the chat early for a time of fellowship. See you soon!

But whoever has doubts is condemned if he eats, because the eating is not from faith. For whatever does not proceed from faith is sin.
Romans 14:23 ESV

Just as you shouldn't push your perceived liberties onto someone who disagrees, don't be so weak in your convictions that you will allow someone to pressure you into doing something that you believe is a sin.

If someone in your fellowship invites you to go to a Chinese restaurant where you know there is a Buddhist shrine and pagan religious iconography, and you don't believe that a disciple of Yeshua should eat at such places, don't be afraid to decline and to give an explanation.