What is Counting the Omer?
In Scripture, God commanded His people to count 50 days from Passover to Pentecost (Leviticus 23:15–16).
Each day was marked—one by one—moving from:
Deliverance (Passover)
to
Encounter and empowerment (Shavuot/Pentecost)
This wasn’t just counting time…
it was about preparing the heart.
You don’t rush from freedom to fullness.
You walk it out—day by day.
And that’s what we’re stepping into now: Not just celebrating what God started…
but building toward what He wants to complete.

I will add to this teaching weekly …

Week 1 → Week 2: Don’t Skip the Building

Week 1 is about awakening.
God starts something—light breaks in, hope rises, the tomb is empty.
It’s the moment where you realize: something has changed.
But Week 2?
Week 2 is where most people fall off.
Because Week 2 is about building and strengthening.
It’s no longer just the moment…
Now it’s the process.
Will you keep showing up?
Will you keep counting?
Will you establish what God started?
The Omer teaches us this:
God doesn’t just initiate—He forms.
Israel didn’t go from Egypt to Sinai in a day.
The disciples didn’t go from resurrection to power overnight.
They had to walk it out.
They had to stay in it.
So here’s the question for Week 2:
Are you still building what God awakened in you…
or did you leave it back in Week 1?
Don’t just have a moment with God.
Build something with Him.