A Look inside your Dyslexic Child’s Mind (a dyslexic perspective series)
Dyslexic perspective . Home Schooling . Popular Posts . Tyler's TidbitsIt’s been a while since I’ve written on the family blog. Many readers have probably forgotten this IS a family blog, not just Mom’s blog. That’s ok, it has been a long time since anyone other than mom has posted. I have wanted to write several posts for the last few months now, and with
As our family has been reading through the Bible cover to cover, Tyler Ann noticed that Sabbath is mentioned more than any other command in the Bible. I don’t know if that is true or not, but I do know that Sabbath is mentioned a lot in both the old and new testaments. Today as
Shalom of Yeshua, Finding Peace
Family . Journey to Redemption . Popular Posts . Sabbath . Torah/BibleRecently, I was asked how I have so much peace. My life isn’t perfect. No I have daily stress, frustrations, and discouragements. Just like everyone else in the world. But, a couple years ago (not exactly sure when), I found a deeper peace that I had not known existed. I call it the Shalom of
The Unexpected Adoption (part 2)
Adoption . Family . Katie's Ramblings . Popular PostsSeveral people have asked lots and lots of questions about our adoption of Mary Kate. Today was a really big day in her life, and yet since she is only five, she has no idea what a big day it was. Today, Mary’s order of placement for adoption was signed by a
Scripture is the Answer to the Question, “What Do You Believe?”
Family . Popular Posts . Torah/BibleRecently people are wondering what we believe, so I have tried to make a sort of statement of our faith. Our hope is that you will read all the scriptures below to truly understand what we believe. Our beliefs have come out of years of reading the Bible from front to back and studying
Are you Torah Observant? What does that mean?
Family . Journey series . Journey to Redemption . Popular Posts . Torah/BibleWhat do you mean Torah Observant? Most of our friends and family have observed the changes our family has made over the last few years, and some of them have wondered what is up. Changes like not celebrating holidays, observing the Sabbath, and not eating pork. Just to mention the most obvious ones. Some have