The Passover Meal Celebration
What on God’s kosher green earth does the Passover meal have to do with my Christian roots? Stick around and you’ll soon find out.
I know the last thing you want to be thinking about is all the ridiculously stupid things you
were doing before you were saved. But sometimes it is helpful for us to recall the slimy place we were delivered from by Jesus.
The Passover feast is an excellent time for us to celebrate the transformation that resulted in our being adopted into God’s family and becoming a Christian.
I’m positive that you are already aware that Jesus was called our Passover by Paul in 1 Corinthians 5. That makes Him our Passover Lamb.
It was through His sacrifice, the shedding of His blood, that we had the chance to be cleansed of our sad attempts to live without His grace and love.
What Is the Passover Meal About?
The first Passover meal was the event that opened the door for God’s people to be set free from Egypt. God started the Passover feast to give the Israelites a time each year to remember what He did and to receive forgiveness of their sins and celebrate His mercy.
During the very first Passover meal, the blood of a lamb that was eaten was put over their doors so that the judgement of God would pass over them.
God instructed them to celebrate and remember this feast every year. Their failings were covered over by the blood of that lamb and they were set free from guilt and judgement.
Trivia Time
Here’s a little Bible trivia? Many Christians think that the Passover and other Biblical feasts have nothing to do with us today. True or false: The New Testament Christian Church, after Jesus’ resurrection, never celebrated Passover. What do you think?
The answer is most definitely false. The Church celebrated the Passover and other feasts until about 320AD. This is when the emperor Constantine basically outlawed this practice. Soon afterwards, Christians stopped celebrating Passover for good. Until now!
The Passover Meal and Our Christian Roots
Many years ago I had the opportunity to attend a Seder meal. I had no idea what was going to happen but I sensed I needed to be there. Hey, I don’t pass up a free meal.
It was a group of about 20 people and there was lots of food and lots of excitement. The food looked a little strange but it smelled delicious.
I had my fingers crossed making sure to ward off any evil spirits that might be lurking around. The couple throwing this celebration began by explaining some of the history of Passover which was straight from the Book of Exodus. They later informed us that were Christians.
As they progressed through the Passover meal, I was amazed at all of the unmistakeable references to Christ. Here was a Jewish ceremony that Jewish people had been observing for over 3500 years and it was all about Jesus. I was floored. And I was hooked!
Since that time, I have celebrated the Passover meal every year. It is a great family celebration for us, full of delicious food and drawing closer to the Lord and drawing closer as a family.
My Passover Meal Memory youtube video
Please don’t miss out on this fantastic chance to celebrate your Christian roots. We have provided an easy and tasty guide for you to enjoy the PASSOVER MEAL here.
We would love to hear your comments about your Passover experiences.
Charleen and Mike










