We continue our series through Moses’ final sermons as he calls Israel to observe the appointed holy feasts and festivals. These sacred times formed Israel’s calendar, creating a yearly rhythm that kept God’s deliverance, provision, and covenant faithfulness at the center of their lives. Our calendar reveals who and what we worship. As shadows pointing to their substance in Christ, Israel’s festivals challenge us to examine our own weekly and yearly rhythms. Does the Lord’s Day serve as the anchor and priority of our calendar? This message calls us to orient our time around Christ, gathering with joy, generosity, and wholehearted devotion as we celebrate the greater fulfillment found in him.