on September 24, 2025
We can’t really do the Feasts in the Bible, can we? (God’s calendar and feasts)
Fall Feasts . God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Spring Feasts . Torah/BibleThis morning my children and I were working through the book of Deuteronomy. This is one of my favorite books, because it is a summary book. It is a few sermons/teachings by Moses to the children of Israel just before he dies, and they enter into the promised land. He starts by giving
on September 23, 2025
Days of Awe (Ten Days of Intentional Prayer) from Yom Teruah to Yom Kippur (Intro to Gate series)
Bible Reading Challenge . Biblical Living . Fall Feasts . God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Prayer Challenges . Ten Days of Prayer Challenge . Torah/BibleYom Teruah, Day of Trumpets, is observed on the first day of the seventh Biblical month. This is in the fall usually in the month of September. This year it was on September 17th, 2023. Ten days after Yom Teruah is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, also called the Time of Teshuva. It is
In 2019, I wrote this blog post to my adult children about what I believe are the ten things that will help them succeed in life. Today, I am thinking about ten things I want to my adult children to know about me, their mom. Recently, my oldest son moved to a new place.
on April 14, 2025
Fellowship of Friends, A New Unexpected Beginning
Biblical Living . Family . Journey seriesIt has been one year since Jeremy and I found ourselves stepping away from our Sabbath gathering, that we had started with our dear friends. This was not at all what we saw coming. God had been teaching us and leading us, and Jeremy knew that a time of change was ahead. He first started
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on March 3, 2025
Passover Sacrifice and Resurrection Sunday (First Fruits Offering)
God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Spring Feasts . Torah/BibleA few days ago, I shared a simplified version of the Exodus Bible reading plan that I use with my children leading up to Passover and through Shavuot. We like to pretend each evening, we are in Egypt, living among the Israelites, as they experience slavery, the plagues, and the Passover night, then journey into