What Then Say You?

What if your brightest spiritual moment isn’t Christmas morning but a quiet Wednesday in August? We open Numbers 7:84–8:4 and track the line from dedication offerings and the hammered gold of the menorah to a modern life that burns steady long after the season fades. The story of rededication in Hanukkah becomes more than history; it becomes a pattern for clearing idols, tending the flame, and letting the Holy Spirit keep our inner house lit and occupied.

Along the way, we ask searching questions. Does your February look like Christmas in your spirit? Do your words, habits, and budgets reflect a life purchased with a price? We contrast the aroma of ancient sacrifices with the living aroma of surrendered lives, and we follow the center light of the menorah as a picture of the Helper who keeps us bright. If you’ve felt the letdown after the lights come down, this conversation offers a way forward: rededication as a lifestyle, joy that endures, and a lamp aimed at what’s ahead.

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What Then Say You?

A single passage can reset our posture. We open 1 Peter 2:4–10 and find the heartbeat of Hanukkah’s rededication pulsing through the church today: living stones aligned to the Cornerstone, a royal priesthood called to proclaim light in a time that often prefers heat.

We also face the hard noise around Israel, Jews, and Christians in the wake of recent violence and online hostility. Being grafted in never meant erasing Israel or weaponizing Scripture. It meant mercy for those who once were not a people, and a summons to carry that mercy into conversations that easily turn cruel. If we belong to Jesus, our words should not become stumbling blocks. We steward our title—ambassadors of the kingdom—with a steady reverence that resists contempt and chooses truth with grace.

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What Then Say You?

What if the quiet seasons aren’t empty, but holy ground? We step into the space often called the 400 years of silence and discover how Hanukkah, the courage of the Maccabees, and a simple reading in Numbers 7 teach us to trust God when new words feel scarce and old promises still hold. This is a journey through rededication: refusing idolatry, recovering focus, and returning to the last clear thing God said.

When silence presses in, revisit the last assignment God gave you. If memory blurs, open Scripture and read until conviction finds you. Learn to hear in stillness—on a walk in the woods, in a pause between messages, in the space where distractions thin. Rededication is not a one-time story; it is a rhythm of repentance, renewal, and action.

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