Are you aware that we are already deep into the Hebraic season called Teshuvah?
Have you decided to participate with God on His calendar for in this growth-related seasonable observance for 2026? We’ve posted for Elul. Now we are posting articles for The Days of Awe. At the end of The Feast of Trumpets every year, there are still ten days to continue with our obsesrvance of this season called Elul. These are The Ten Days of Awe.
CHRISTIAN MEDITATIONS FOR ELUL
Our sincere apologies for being so late with this good news announcement, but did you know that The IN SEASON Lifestyle’s Teshuvah/Elul Meditations have been compiled into one lovely devotional book by Gail Landgraf?
There are 29 daily devotions for the month of Elul waiting for you inside the covers of this lovely book. It is called CHRISTIAN MEDITATIONS FOR ELUL.
You may obtain a copy from Amazon.com or simply use the link provided below:
The days of Elul lead us right up into The Ten Days of Awe. The Ten Days of Awe lead us through The Feast of Trumpets and further through to The Day of Atonement.
The Day of Atonement is the most sacred day of the Hebraic year. In 2026 it happens from sunset on September 20th through sunset on September 21st.
Right now is this time and season for preparation to free our souls. Once we are totally free and attoned (After the Day of Atonement,) we must begin to prepare for God’s Fall Feast called The Feast of Tabernacles. There are five days between Atonement and Tabernacles. More preparations are in order during this time.
Having communed with God during Teshuvah/Elul/The Feast of Trumpets/The Days of Awe andThe Day of Atonement, we have no reason not to be rejoicing in this great upcoming feast of God’s people.
It is all about returning to God. We are simply being careful to get back on track for the most important things of life. The word Teshuvah actually means “returning.”
If we have accidentally or deliberately taken a detour off the path of God’s ways, this is the time to repent and return. It is our annual reminder. More than a reminder, it is a refreshing of the soul.
The ancients have advised us that God is out in the fields during this season. He is observing the harvest of souls for this year. He is listening to your heart and waiting on your prayers. This book full of 29 beautiful devotions and illustrations of the season would be very helpful to anyone.
As a matter of fact, if you don’t get it ordered in time for Teshevah this year, you can also use this devotional as a daily devotional tool all through the year. It will be there waiting for you on Teshevah of next year too.
There is still plenty of time left though.
Why not order your copy today?
THE TEN DAYS OF AWE FOR CHRISTIANS
We also have a publication that is very helpful for when you reach the end of Teshuvah/Elul and begin to walk through The Ten Days of Awe. This is a shorter book, but it is full of lovely devotional passages and pretty illustrations which reflect the seasonal subjects.
Many believe this season is only for the Jewish. However, because of our belief in Messiah, it might be even more important to Christian believers of today’s world.
If you are unfamiliar with The Ten Days of Awe from A Christian persepective, this book will give you a clear picture of those days.
Click here for your copy of The Ten Days of Awe For Christians: https://link.amazon/B0gQNT83Q.
Fall is such a lovely season.
Every leaf that falls seems to be worshiping God.
May we all do the same with these daily and inspirational seasonal devotions.
God bless you as you follow God’s original calendar through His amazing gift of time.
Gail Landgraf/Writer/Author/Publilsher/Blogger
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