Scripture · Family · Celebration

Bring God's holy days to life at home.

Discover the biblical feasts and find simple, Scripture-based ways to prepare, celebrate, and grow together as a family.

Start celebrating the feasts →Explore the feast days

New to the feasts? You're welcome here. Our starting guide is free.

A simple place to begin

Your next celebration starts here.

Learn about a feast, make a simple plan, and take your next step with confidence.

01 · DISCOVER

Explore the feast days

Meet God's appointed times and discover what each celebration is about.

Find a feast →
02 · PREPARE

Plan your first celebration

Use our free, four-step starting guide to keep your preparation thoughtful and manageable.

Open the starting guide →

"It shall be a statute Forever throughout all your generations."

IT SHALL BE A STATUTE

FOREVER

THROUGHOUT ALL YOUR 

GENERATIONS

OUR MISSION

To put it simply, Moedim are God's holy days.
 Moed is the Hebrew word for appointed time, and moedim is the plural form of Moed.  

In Scripture, you can find these appointed times, or the appointments God has made to specifically meet and rejoice with His people.

These holidays are meant to draw us closer to Him and can be super fun.  
We want to help make these days come to life in your home and your community.  
We hope this site empowers you with tools and ideas to start celebrating! 

Celebrate God's appointed times, together.

Discover the biblical feasts and find practical ways to celebrate them with your family. Start with a simple introduction, then explore ideas to bring each holy day to life at home.

Start celebrating the feasts →Explore the feast days

New to the feasts? You're welcome here.

Your free starting point

Your first feast, one step at a time.

You don't need to have everything figured out to begin. Use this short guide to make your first celebration thoughtful, manageable, and meaningful.

Open the beginner's celebration guide

1. Choose a feast

Explore the feast days and choose one to learn about first. Read its biblical passages and talk together about what it teaches about God.

2. Plan your time

Choose the dates your family will observe and make room in your calendar. Check the sunset start and any instructions specific to that feast.

3. Keep it simple

Pick one meaningful activity: read Scripture, pray together, share an appropriate meal, or prepare a family activity. Check the feast's guidance before planning food or activities.

4. Celebrate and reflect

Invite your family to take part, ask questions, and notice what you learn. Keep a few notes about what helped and what you'd like to try next time.

Different communities follow different calendars and traditions. Use the feast-specific Scripture and resources as you make your plans.

Find a feast to begin with →Explore weekly Scripture reading

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JOIN US FOR THE WEEKLY TORAH PORTION

You can find the weekly Torah portion on the app under the Bible reading plan.  You can also join us live here or on the app every Wednesday at 7:30 PM EST where we read it together. See you then! 
WHAT'S A TORAH PORTION?

ALL THE FEAST DAYS

We're pretty familiar with the Sabbath, but there are so many more specific days that God wants to meet with us.  Click the button below to learn about all of the different feast days you can celebrate and deepen your relationship with The Lord.
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IT ALL POINTS TO MESSIAH

The Lord gave His people appointed times as holy convocations.  Each feast points to Jesus.  The holy days celebrated in the spring point to His first coming.  The holy days we celebrate in the fall point to His second coming.  All are prophetic, and all point us back to HIM!
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