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Pastor Steve Hull
03.24.2019
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The Feast of First Fruits gave spiritual significance to the work of the farmer. As the first bundle of grain was gathered, it was offered to God in anticipation of what was to come – the full harvest. It was through God’s provision that people would live. It too is through the first fruit of Jesus resurrection that we can anticipate the resurrection of all believers.
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