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PASSOVER: THE FESTIVAL OF FREEDOM
Charisma News –The original Passover event contains rich symbolism that is relevant for us— even today. Its characters, location, and the role of the blood of an unblemished lamb all point to a reality that affects us all, thousands of years later.
Consider that God’s people, Israel (who are an illustration of the Church), were living under captivity in Egypt (which is a symbol of the world). They were oppressed by the powers of darkness that were being forced upon them by their enemy named Pharaoh (who is an image of Satan).
And, just like the devil today, Pharaoh hated God’s people and had no mercy on them. He only wanted them to obey him and subject them to his control through slavery. Pharaoh was obsessed with taking away their freedom. All of his efforts were so that the Israelites could not worship their God.
“But the quota of bricks which they were making previously, you shall impose on them; you are not to reduce any of it. Because they are lazy, therefore they cry out, ‘Let us go and sacrifice to our God,”’ (Exodus 5:8).
As God’s people today, we are living in a world where we find ourselves also being oppressed by the powers of darkness—led by Satan himself. We often succumb to the lies of the American way, the American Dream, and the world’s definition of happiness and success. We need to awaken from this false reality and realize this: Satan has one thing intended for us – to take us captive and separate us from the freedom that Yeshua brings.
But just like He did in Egypt, God has a plan. In an instant, Father changed the course of the entire nation of Israel by freeing them and bringing them to Himself. My brother and sister, that is why Passover is considered the Festival of Freedom. And, Father has the same desire and destiny for us.
Yeshua said, “So if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed” (John 8:36).
I want to ask you—do you have a vision of freedom for yourself? Can you picture yourself victorious, full of joy, and enveloped with supernatural peace that surpasses all understanding?
Do you believe that you can really be free?
Even though you may be struggling right now and experiencing disappointment or pain in your heart, I want you to know, beloved one, you are not always going to be feeling this way. God is in the process of bringing you into whole and absolute freedom. Believe me, there is something greater for you that God has planned, and it will make all your hardships and worries disappear.
“The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet. The grace of our Lord Jesus be with you,” (Romans 16:20).
But, be aware that the freedom that Father is bringing us into is often not something that happens all at once. It can be a process. For instance, even after the Lord delivered Israel out of Egypt, it was still 40 years before they reached their promised land. In fact, the Lord told Israel while they were in the wilderness, “I’m
not going to drive out all these nations before you at once. You will not be able to occupy the land safely if I do it all at once. You would not be ready for it.”
“But I’m going to drive out your enemies from you little by little” (Exodus 23:30).
We may not be where we want to be today. But we need to appreciate that we are in the process of being transformed and we are much farther along than we were a year ago. Beloved, God is driving out our enemies, little by little, just like He did for Israel. As long as we “stay the course,” we will continue to make progress toward the ultimate goal — God Himself.
“This is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent,” (John 17:3).
“But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as from the Lord, the Spirit,” (2 Corinthians 3:18).
We are surely moving deeper into freedom. We are continually going forward, being transformed from grace to grace, from glory to glory, and strength to strength. We may not be experiencing total freedom today, but we are on a journey towards it. We are taking steps every day on a path towards perfection—as we are more and more being transformed into His likeness. And remember, our Father has promised that He will complete the good work that He has started in us.
“For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work among you will complete it by the day of Christ Jesus,” (Philippians 1: 6).
I want to call each and every one of us into freedom today as we move into the Holy season of Passover. 3,500 years ago, at the first Passover, God intervened in the lives of His chosen people. The ‘death Angel’ was averted by the blood that covered the doorpost and lintels of the Hebrew children’s homes. 2,000 years ago, Passover was ultimately fulfilled when Yeshua gave His life and shed His blood for you and me.
Passover is a Festival of Freedom. Accept your freedom, and know that you enter into experiential freedom progressively.
My dear brothers and sisters, let’s stay the course, keeping our eyes on Messiah Jesus and awaiting His soon return.
“For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive, who remain, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord,”
(1 Thessalonians 4:16, 17).
(1 Thessalonians 4:16, 17).
THE DANGEROUS MISTAKE MANY CHRISTIANS MAKE ABOUT ISRAEL
CHARISMA News – June 28, 2026 -- As war, prophecy and the modern nation of Israel continue to dominate headlines, Bible teacher Amir Tsarfati is urging Christians to keep one foundational truth in focus: It’s never been about elevating Israel above God.
“It’s about the God of Israel,” Tsarfati said. “Don’t ever, ever try to be like Israel. He’s not asking you to be a Jew.”
Pointing to Exodus 33, Tsarfati noted that after Israel sinned with the golden calf, Moses’ greatest concern was not preserving Israel’s reputation but remaining in God’s presence. Moses pleaded with the Lord, “If your spirit, if your presence is not leading, I’m not moving out of here.”
Tsarfati said that same priority should define our walk with God. The goal is not to imitate Israel’s national identity but to pursue the God who called Israel and redeemed us by His grace.
It’s About God’s Name
Tsarfati turned to 2 Samuel to explain why God chose Israel in the first place.
“It’s not about them, IT’S ABOUT HIS NAME,” he said. “He is choosing them to make for Himself a name.”
God’s covenant with Israel reveals His faithfulness, His sovereignty and His unchanging character. Israel points to Him. When believers lose sight of that, they risk putting the spotlight on the wrong place. “The emphasis is not on them,” Tsarfati said. “The emphasis on Him.”
He also warned against two opposite errors.
“And every time you idolize Israel, you take the glory from the God of Israel,” he said. “And when you hate Israel, you hurt the heart of God of Israel.”
Chosen by Grace
Tsarfati also challenged the idea that Israel was selected because of its moral superiority.
“There’s nowhere a single verse that says in the whole Bible they were so good and they were so perfect that that’s why God chose them,” he said. “Nowhere.”
He then connected that truth directly to every Christian.
“Show me a verse that says that you are perfect. That you are so good and that’s why God chose you.”
His point is the heart of the Gospel. God did not choose Israel because it earned His favor, and He does not save believers because they deserve it. Both demonstrate His grace.
Closing with Isaiah 44, Tsarfati reminded listeners of God’s enduring covenant with Israel: “Remember these, O Jacob and Israel, for you are my servant. I have formed you. You are my servant, O Israel. You will not be forgotten by Me.”
As conversations about Israel continue to intensify, Tsarfati’s message serves as a timely reminder that the ultimate focus of Scripture is not merely God’s people, but the God who remains faithful to every promise He has made.
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GOD’S JUSTICE IS MORE PERSONAL THAN WE THINK
Charisma News – June 28, 2026 -- Most of us have been there. - A betrayal. A false accusation. A relationship that shattered without warning. A moment when someone else’s actions left wounds that still have not healed.
In those moments, our instinct is often the same: defend ourselves, tell our side of the story and make sure everyone knows what really happened.
“God told me one time in my quiet time, I saw it all. I saw it. I saw it all,” Miles said on a recent episode of The Autumn Miles Show. “The beautiful thing about God is that He sees absolutely everything. Nothing is hidden from His sight.”
Miles said the Lord spoke those words during what she described as a “Judas-type” betrayal. She wanted to pick up the phone, explain herself and set the record straight. Instead, God reminded her that He had already seen everything.
The realization brought immediate peace.
The Justice We Want vs. the Justice God Brings
At the heart of Miles’ message is a challenge many of us do not like to hear.
“The enemy wants us to take justice into our own hands,” she said. “He wants us to get it for ourselves because it takes it away from God. And God will get holistic justice for His kids.”
That idea became central to her study of Job and God’s character.
While we often focus on revenge, vindication or proving we were right, Miles argues that God’s view is much larger. He sees motives, hidden actions, private conversations and the damage sin causes long after a moment has passed. When Miles studied what Scripture says about God’s love for justice, she said the discovery left her stunned.
“When I look that up in the original language, this is what it said,” she explained. “It means I am passionately in love with justice for My children.”
The truth hit her so hard she had to stop writing.
“I couldn’t even write for a couple of hours because I thought, Lord, when I would have given it up, You won’t,” she said.
God Has Not Missed a Thing
Miles pointed to Job 42, where God confronts the friends who spent chapter after chapter accusing and misrepresenting Job.
For Miles, the lesson is clear.
“God’s eyes are on those who are against you,” she said. “His eyes are on those conspiring against you. His eyes are on the motives of those that talk against you. His eyes are on it all.”
That does not mean we always receive immediate answers. It does not mean every wrong is corrected overnight. It does mean God is paying attention.
“He will not let it go,” Miles said. “This is why He says, ‘Vengeance is mine. I will repay. I got you.'”
For those of us carrying wounds from betrayal, rejection or injustice, that may be one of the most comforting truths in Scripture.
The God who sees everything is also the God who loves justice. He sees every lie, every betrayal, every hidden motive and every wound inflicted against His children. Nothing escapes His attention. Nothing slips through His hands.
And according to Miles, He is far more committed to making things right than we could ever be ourselves.
