Where’s the Sukkah for Sukkot? (Sukkot Evening)

The message reflects on the significance of Sukkot, emphasizing its ancient roots as a divine command given by GOD to Moses, as detailed in Leviticus. It highlights the joyous celebration of the holiday, linking it to historical events such as King Solomon's dedication of the First Temple, where GOD’s glory was present. The message stresses that Sukkot is not a camping trip but a time for spiritual reflection, remembrance of the Israel's journey from Egypt, and acknowledgment of GOD’s provision. It encourages believers to dwell in accordance with GOD’s teachings and to study His Word, linking the celebration to the anticipation of the Messiah's return, when nations will come together in peace to honor Him. Ultimately, it calls for a deeper understanding of Sukkot as a time to connect with GOD and recognize one's dependence on Him.