Around this time of year, many we know will says it’s that time of year again, holiday season. They will go all out for it to celebrate these days but what exactly is a holiday? Is it what you truly think it is? According to Dictionary.com the definition to holiday is a day fixed by law or custom on which ordinary business is suspended in commemoration of some event or in honor of some person. That’s interesting. 


As we know all holidays have customs or certain traditions when it comes to them but where exactly are they from, what is it in commemoration of or who is it truly honoring? When taking a deeper look into it, we see those customs derive from different pagan roots and are still striving today through so called “holidays”. The reason why it’s a so called “holiday” is because holiday is a combination of two words, holy (set apart) day. That’s a direct contradiction because anything pagan is not set apart through righteousness and it does not honor our Creator or commemorate any of His goodness.  That can only be seen when looking into what each holiday truly is and not the deception we have been taught. We will be looking into 5 majorly observed “holidays” to expose what keeps us separated from achieving righteousness. Those holidays are Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year’s, Valentine’s and Easter. So let’s get to it. ​

In the world today there are many places to choose from to get a hot meal, or you can choose to go to a local store and pick your choice out of a variety of meats. Whichever it is, we must remember that the choice of meats we choose to indulge in plays a role in our health and lifestyle. Most know of the quote “you are what you eat” and there is truth to the statement. The qualities of what you consume will be the qualities you display in life, but that’s for another time. For now we will focus on a few meats that are good for you and a few that are bad for you, so you can make the decision count.

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There’s a Psalm that states, Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! This is exactly what was experienced @ The 1st Annual Brew-Out! ​