A Biblical Fast, No food No Water, Did you Know?
Biblical Living . Fall Feasts . Holidays . Katie's Ramblings . Popular Posts . Torah/BibleWhen I was a child, I attended many different denominations of Christian churches, primarily, Nazarene and United Methodist. In these different congregations, the concept of fasting was often taught around Easter time, during the time of Lent. The teachings always were very similar, fasting is giving up something to show God you’re serious about
Fall Feast Basics, How Our Family Celebrates the Fall Feasts
Biblical Living . Fall Feasts . God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Popular Posts . Torah/BibleA few years ago our family started slowing adding the observance of Yehovah’s feasts into our lives. When we first started it was so hard to know what to do. What are the Biblical feasts? When are the feasts? Where do we celebrate them? Who should celebrate them? How do we celebrate them? In
Original posted in 2017, updated in 2020. Yesterday was Christmas. All around the world people took time out of their regularly scheduled lives and celebrated this festival. Not everyone calls it the same name, but it is a world day of celebration. Here is the United States everything stops. Businesses close, and people gather together
I am so blessed to have two married daughters now. I look forward to the days when even more of my children are married and starting their own families. Now that my children are becoming adults and making their own way in the world, I have so many encouraging words I want to share with
The Spirit of the Ten Commandments according to Messiah
Gospel of Yeshua Messiah series . Popular Posts . Torah/BibleOften we are told that Jesus told us not to judge others in Matthew 7. In fact Matthew 7:1 is often quoted,” Judge not least you be judged.” That is exactly what that verse does say, in fact it goes on to say the following in verse 3-5. Matthew 7:3-5 (NASB) 3 Why
Whole Bible Believer, Torah Observant Christian
Popular Posts . Torah Talk . Torah/BibleRecently, a friend told me she could no longer be my friend because I am Torah Observant. She had googled “Torah observant.” She found some weird things, and instead of just asking me if I believed those things, she assumed I did. The truth is I consider myself a “whole Bible believer” more than a