Bible Feast Days vs. Pagan Traditions: Festivals Christians Should Celebrate
What are the feast days in the Bible we should celebrate as Christians?
Watch this video to understand what festivals are biblical, pagan, or even satanic!
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Chapters:
00:00 intro
00:33 what does celebrating festivals look like
04:19 should Christians celebrate the Sabbath
07:01 wrap up
The Meaning of Celebrating Biblical Festivals
One question I often receive is, “What does celebrating the biblical festivals look like?” This is such an important and insightful question, so let’s take a moment to dive in.
In the Old Testament, every festival God ordained was a prophetic picture of what Christ would accomplish. When we, as Christians, celebrate these festivals, we are reenacting these ancient traditions while remembering how Christ fulfilled each one of them. The spring festivals point to Christ's death, resurrection, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, while the fall festivals remind us of what is yet to come—Christ’s return and the glorification of His Church.
When we teach our children and grandchildren about these festivals, we are not just recalling history; we are showing them how God’s promises have been











