FATHER’S Master Plan requires us to prepare for the wedding feast!
How do we prepare for the wedding feast? Jesus provided us with a parable that provides insight concerning the wedding feast.
Jesus spoke in Matthew chapter 22:
1 As was His custom, Jesus continued to teach the people by using allegories.
2 He illustrated the reality of Heaven’s Kingdom realm by saying, “There once was a King Who arranged an extravagant wedding feast for His Son.
3 On the day the festivities were set to begin, He sent His servants to summon all the invited guests, but they chose not to come.
4 So the King sent even more servants to inform the invited guests, saying, ‘Come, for the sumptuous feast is now ready! The oxen and fattened cattle have been killed and everything is prepared, so come! Come to the wedding feast for My Son and His bride!’
5 “But the invited guests were not impressed. One was preoccupied with his business; another went off to his farming enterprise.
6 And the rest seized the King’s messengers and shamefully mistreated them, and even killed them.
7 This infuriated the King! So he sent his soldiers to execute those murderers and had their city burned to the ground.
Judgment awaits those who have rejected Christ! Let us not be preoccupied with worldly affairs but instead let us be in eager anticipation of the second coming no matter how long we must wait.
8 “Then the King said to His servants, ‘The wedding feast is ready, yet those who had been invited to attend didn’t deserve the honor.
9 Now I want you to go into the streets and alleyways and invite anyone and everyone you find to come and enjoy the wedding feast in honor of My Son.’
10 “So the servants went out into the city streets and invited everyone to come to the wedding feast, good and bad alike, until the banquet hall was crammed with people!
11 Now, when the King entered the banquet hall, He looked with glee over all His guests. But then He noticed a guest who was not wearing the wedding robe provided for him.
Who provided the wedding robe? The King.
12 So He said, ‘My friend, how is it that you’re here and you’re not wearing your wedding garment?’ But the man was speechless.
13 “Then the King turned to His servants and said, ‘Tie him up and throw him into the outer darkness, where there will be great sorrow, with weeping and grinding of teeth.’
14 For everyone is invited to enter in, but few respond in excellence (worthy and pure).”
What is the wedding garment?
The wedding garment represents righteousness that comes from Christ, not from yourself.
Paul explains this Truth as he wrote by The Holy Spirit in 1st Corinthians chapter 1:
30 For it is not from man that we draw our Life but from God as we are being joined to Jesus, the Anointed One. And now He is our God-given Wisdom, our virtue, our Holiness, and our redemption.
Christ became our righteousness and He also became our sanctification. The referenced garment in the parable is Christ Himself covering us.
Why was the man cast out? He accepted the invitation but rejected the garment.
That means he wanted the celebration but not the transformation. He wanted entry
but not Christ’s righteousness. He came his own way.
The man didn’t lack access — he refused to wear the wedding robe the King provided. This is key: God provides righteousness, but some try to stand in their own goodness.
Our righteous acts come from Christ living in us, Christ sanctifying us, and Christ being our righteousness. So, the wedding garment is Christ-produced righteousness.
The wedding garment is not church attendance, not knowledge, not religious activity, nor self-effort. It is Christ as our righteousness, Christ as our Holiness, and Christ living through us.
It is all about our relationship with Jesus! The Bride prepares herself but Christ supplies everything. The preparation is union, not performance!
Jesus must be both Our Lord AND Our Savior. We are to be led by The Holy Spirit and be in full submission to Christ. In doing so, we will be ready for the Bridegroom.

