
Fast of Tabernacle (SUKKOT)
TABERNACLES FAST 2025, PRAYER HOST BRIEFING
Greetings,
Weâre entering the sacred season of our third and final feast fast for 2025, âTabernaclesâ or âSukkotâ. Itâll run from September 7th to October 26th, under the theme: âRENEW.â
The key scripture verse for this fast is Isaiah 40:31 (NKJV): âThose who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.â
This verse speaks to us in this season of Open Door. Renewal comes as we wait on the Lord, entwining our hearts with His, and receiving divine strength for the journey ahead.
Understanding Tabernacles:
Tabernacles is the last of the three major biblical feasts, celebrated after the harvest. It marks great joy in Godâs presence. It commemorates Israelâs wilderness journey, when the Lord dwelt among His people in temporary shelters. Spiritually, it points to the ultimate fulfilment of Godâs Kingdom, when His dwelling will be with humanity forever.
Tabernacles is a prophetic picture of:
1. Godâs dwelling – not just visiting, but abiding with His people.
2. Completion and fullness – bringing the yearly cycle of Godâs appointed feasts to fulfilment.
3. Kingdom alignment – preparing the house in order for the next season.
4. Glory and joy – celebrating Godâs presence and faithfulness.
Renew means a Spirit-led reset, refreshing, strengthening, and aligning us for what lies beyond Godâs âOpen Doorâ.
Seven Weekly Themes â Tabernacles Fast 2025 (Renew)
Week 1 (7â13 Sept): âRenewed Covenant of Holiness ââ âReturning to the Dwelling Placeâ
We consecrate and re-establish covenant purity, like Israel before the glory. We renew the altar of worship and holiness to host Godâs presence.
(Psalm 51:10; Exodus 40:33â35)
Week 2 (14â20 Sept): âRenewed Alignmentââ âOrder Before Outpouringâ
Before the glory, everything was set in place according to Godâs pattern. Renewal requires alignment in doctrine, worship, and relationships. This leads to sustained habitation, not just visitation. (1 Kings 8:10â11; Amos 9:11â12)
Week 3 (21â27 Sept): âRenewed Identityââ âPriests and Kings in the House of Godâ
Tabernacles reveals our royal priesthood identity. Renewal restores strength and identity, called to minister before the Lord and rule under His authority.
(1 Peter 2:9; Revelation 5:10)
Week 4 (28 Septâ4 Oct): âRenewed Authorityââ âStanding in the Gateâ
The open door is a spiritual gate. This week focuses on taking our place in prayer and spiritual authority, legislating heavenâs will on earth, and refusing entry to the enemyâs schemes. (Isaiah 22:22; Matthew 16:19)
Week 5 (5â11 Oct): âRenewed Gloryââ âFrom the Former to the Latter House.â
The Feast of Tabernacles foreshadows the outpouring of latter glory. Renewal shifts us from past experiences to a fresh manifestation of Godâs presence that transforms lives and nations. (Haggai 2:9; 2 Corinthians 3:18)
Week 6 (12â18 Oct): âRenewed Commissionââ âSent Through the Open Door.â
Renewed in covenant, alignment, identity, and authority, we step through the open door into our God-given assignments, carrying grace and favour for kingdom impact. (John 20:21; Revelation 3:8)
Week 7 (19â25 Oct): âRenewed Habitationââ âDwelling with God Forever.â
The climax of Tabernacles is Godâs promise: âBehold, the dwelling place of God is with man.â
Renewal is sealed in His continual presence, where His kingdom reigns without end. (Revelation 21:3â4; Psalm 27:4)
Day 50 (Sunday, 26 Oct): âThe Sound of Jubileeââ âThanksgiving for Freedom,Restoration, and Open Doors.â
On this final day, we lift a prophetic shout of thanksgiving for every door God has opened, for the release of His favour, and for the restoration of all that has been lost. This is our Jubilee sound, a declaration that the season ahead is one of freedom, favour, and fullness. We end the fast not in silence but in the victorious sound of praise that marks the opening of a new chapter. Leviticus 25:10, âProclaim liberty throughout all the land to all its inhabitants.â
Iâm excited for Godâs work in this season of âRenewalâ and âOpen Doorâ. If you have any questions, contact me.
With Godâs richest blessings and prayerful thoughts,
Pastor Nadia

