Holidays and the Feasts, revised and expanded, looks at three major subjects: The Old Testament feasts, Christmas, and Easter. Within this book the author examines the alleged pagan roots of Christmas and Easter, provides a biblical case for celebrating Christmas, and answers the question “are Christians obligated to observe Old Testament feasts?”

• Part 1: Christians and the Feasts examines the Old Testament feasts, their function, and how Christians should understand them today.
• Part 2: Christmas and Paganism looks at the claims regarding the pagan roots of Christmas while answering question such as is Christmas linked to Sol Invictus, Saturnalia, Tammuz, or Nimrod?
• Part 3: A Biblical Case for Celebrating Christmas seeks to present the biblical case for celebrating the incarnation.
• Part 4: Easter and Paganism surveys the Easter controversy and addresses whether or not Easter is an ancient pagan goddess.