Category: Zechariah
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Day 264: Fasts of Feasting (Zechariah 8:19)
Zechariah’s people had four painful anniversaries on their calendar—days marked by fasting, grief, and memories of Jerusalem’s fall. Then God promised to transform their fasts into feasts. What happens when God changes the meaning of a day?
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Day 265: Grace that Draws Us Near (Zechariah 12:10)
Day 265 — Zechariah 12:10: God pours out a spirit of grace so even those who pierced him might mourn and repent. All of this is grace. Read more.
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Day 263: Grace, Grace to It (Zechariah 4:7)
When Zerubbabel placed the temple’s top stone, the people cried “Grace, grace!” Discover why this rare Old Testament word points us to God’s Spirit, not our might.
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Day 051: A Festival for The Rest of Us (Leviticus 22-23)
The Feast of Booths was Israel’s reminder that they once lived as strangers—and God’s invitation for the nations to come and celebrate. Seventy bulls. Seventy nations. Wide booths with room for friends, family, and even outsiders. Sukkot teaches us to live lightly in this world and to make room for others in the one to…
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Day 264: Joshua and Yeshua (Zechariah 6:11-13)
Zechariah shows Joshua the high priest crowned like a king, pointing us to Jesus—our true Priest-King who represents us before the Father. And because He stood in our place, we now stand as His representatives to a lost world.
