Spring: Connecting with God

by David Simon, Sarah Simon, Chelsea Simon

Passover, the Spring festival of the Jewish People calls us to come closer to God. The Lord is the giver of the Spring harvest, our victories, all good gifts and our very life. God wants us to draw near to Him. Did you know there was a time the nation of Israel forgot the Passover? This book focuses on our relationship with God in a way to help us never forget His presence. This study, written from a Messianic perspective, includes insightful questions and new insights which will cause routine practices to be filled with meaning. This book can be read alone ... or shared in a group for an even better experience.

164 pages, Paperback

First published December 4, 2011

About the author

David Simon is an educator whose goal is to bring the Bible and its stories to life for his readers. He grew up in a Jewish family where his parents and teachers shared the importance of living a life that honors God. As a teenager David became confident that the gift of forgiveness offered by Jesus was an essential assurance of his personal atonement. David’s interest in spiritual matters led him to pursue an education. He earned a master’s degree in history and religion.

David chose a career where he could help those in his community love God and their ‘neighbor’ in order to better the world. His ministry includes teaching people to live a life of faith, removing barriers which separate people from those who are different than them, and creating ministry opportunities which assist people in helping others.

David lives in North Carolina and shares his love for God throughout the United States and beyond. He is the author of five books: Spring: Connecting with God; A Christian Passover in the Jewish Tradition; Advent Journeys; Israel: Stories for Your Journey; and The Case of the Missing Body. He loves to teach and can be contacted through messages on goodreads or by e-mail.