PASSOVER – the Blood Still Speaks Over Your Life

The Lord’s Feast of Passover begins April 1 at sundown—and this sacred, appointed season continues through Thursday, April 9 at sundown, this year, including Holy Week both Good Friday and Easter Resurrection Sunday.

These are not just dates on the calendar.
They are divine appointments with God.

And at the center of this holy season is one powerful, unshakable truth:

The Blood still speaks.

God’s overcoming spirit is directly connected to the manifestation and expression of the blood covenant in the earth.

Revelation 12:11 declares:
“And they overcame him [the accuser of the brethren] by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.”

Without the blood of the Lamb, we have no ability to withstand the works of the enemy.

 But with the blood applied to our hearts and minds, we are empowered to overcome—every attack, every accusation, every strategy of darkness.

 As believers, our identity as overcomers and nearness to God is rooted in one thing:

 The blood covenant God has made with us.

 And this covenant did not begin in the New Testament…

 It reaches all the way back to the foundation of God’s dealings with His people Israel.

 In the book of Exodus, we see one of the most powerful moments in history—God’s deliverance of Israel from Egypt. It was not symbolic. It was not accidental. It was intentional—and it centered on the blood of a lamb.

 Moses and Aaron stood before Pharaoh again and again with the command of God:
“Let My people go!”

 But Pharaoh’s hardened heart brought wave after wave of judgment upon Egypt—until finally, the moment of decision came.

 God declared that the angel of death would pass through the land. But He also made a way of protection. Each household of His children were commanded to take the blood of a Passover lamb and apply it to the doorposts of their homes.

And God said in Exodus 12:13:
“When I see the blood, I will pass over you.”

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 Their safety was not based on their perfection.
It was not based on their performance.

It was based on the blood applied.

 PASSOVER—“When I see the blood, I will pass over you…”

 From that moment forward, God established Passover as a memorial—forever—so His people would never forget the power of the blood and the miracle of deliverance.

 Even today, through the telling of the story of Passover from the Book of Exodus, generation after generation remembers what God did.

 But for us as believers…

This is not just remembrance.

This is fulfillment.

 When Jesus gathered with His disciples at Passover on the evening of the Last Supper, everything shifted.

 And I want you to see something that is so powerful:

 Jesus, at the beginning of His Passion by which He was to become the Passover Lamb forever, recounted the story of the Passover deliverance to the disciples, just hours before His crucifixion.

 The Passover Lamb was now seated at the table…
because He was to become the Passover Lamb!

 And as He did so, He declared at the Last Supper and through His death, burial and resurrection, the power of forgiveness brings us into a unity that the enemy cannot stand against.

 Jesus didn’t just observe Passover—
He fulfilled it.

 Luke 22 tells us that He took the cup and said:
“This cup… is the new covenant in My blood.”

 At that moment, the story of deliverance was no longer just about Egypt…

It became about you.

 Through His blood:
You are forgiven.
You are restored.
You are brought near to God.
You are empowered to overcome.

 We must recapture the anointing of the revelation of the blood!

 The blood still speaks today.

It speaks healing.
It speaks freedom.
It speaks protection.
It speaks power and victory.

 And the question for each of us in this Passover and Easter Resurrection season is this:

Are we applying the sacrificial blood of Jesus over our lives—by faith?

 Not as ritual… But as revelation. Not as tradition…
But as truth.

Because when the blood is applied… the enemy must pass over.

 This is why Passover is so important.

It is one of the three commanded Feasts of the Lord—along with Pentecost and Tabernacles—where God calls His people to come before Him in honor, remembrance, and faith.

 And as Scripture instructs in Deuteronomy 16:16–17, we are not to come before Him empty-handed, but with an offering that reflects our gratitude and trust in Him.

 This is not about obligation.

This is about alignment.

This is about saying:
“God, I recognize You as my source.
I honor You as my Deliverer.
I trust You with my future.”

As you respond with your best Passover offering, you are positioning yourself in agreement with the covenant promises secured through the blood of Jesus.

When you sow a Resurrection Seed, you are stepping into agreement with the miracle-working power released through Jesus’ resurrection.

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