Fall 2025 Event Schedule
God’s Story Has a Calendar
What the Jewish Feasts reveal
to followers of Jesus today.
Why Celebrate the Old Testament Feasts?
You might be thinking, “We’re not Jewish—so why would we celebrate these feasts?” The answer is simple: because they’re part of God’s story. These are not man-made holidays—they are holy, appointed times that God gave to His people as a rhythm of remembrance and hope. The Fall Feasts are stocked full of meaning—both looking back at God’s faithfulness and looking forward with anticipation at what’s still to come.
God designed these celebrations not just to honor Him, but to teach the next generation. He gave us a pattern that makes storytelling natural—celebrations that spark curiosity and invite kids (and adults) to ask, “Why do we do this?” It’s discipleship built into the calendar.
At Disciple Daily, we believe Jesus fulfills these feasts—and that understanding them helps us know Him better.
You might be thinking, “We’re not Jewish—so why would we celebrate these feasts?” The answer is simple: because they’re part of God’s story. These are not man-made holidays—they are holy, appointed times that God gave to His people as a rhythm of remembrance and hope. The Fall Feasts are stocked full of meaning—both looking back at God’s faithfulness and looking forward with anticipation at what’s still to come.
God designed these celebrations not just to honor Him, but to teach the next generation. He gave us a pattern that makes storytelling natural—celebrations that spark curiosity and invite kids (and adults) to ask, “Why do we do this?” It’s discipleship built into the calendar.
At Disciple Daily, we believe Jesus fulfills these feasts—and that understanding them helps us know Him better.
Free events • Families welcome • Reservation required
Feasts of Trumpets & Atonement
Saturday, September 20th @ 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Join us for an evening rooted in two of God’s appointed times—The Feast of Trumpets and The Day of Atonement. These ancient celebrations point ahead to what’s still coming: a trumpet blast that wakes the world, and a day when mercy and justice meet.
Feasts of Booths
Friday, October 17th @ 6:30pm - 8:30pm
For one night, step into the story of Sukkot—The Feast of Booths—a celebration that looks back at God’s faithfulness and forward to His promises. We’ll gather under the unique sukkahs at Lone Oak for a fun, hands-on evening filled with lights, laughter, and learning. You and your family will enjoy an interactive experience that brings this ancient feast to life—engaging, meaningful, and easy to remember.
Special Screening Event
October 7: Bearing Witness to the Massacre Documentary & Discussion
Tuesday, September 30th @ 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Due to the violent content, this is an invitation only private screening event on Tuesday, October 7th.