on December 16, 2021
If you think Paul’s letters are confusing, Read the book of Jude. Just Sayin.
Biblical Living . Katie, the Cleaning Lady . Katie's Ramblings . Torah/BibleRead Jude 1 Last Friday the kids and I read the book of Jude for our morning devotional. If you are not familiar with this book it is found in the New Testament scriptures. It is the last book before Revelation. Jude is a very short book of the Bible, it is only 25 verses
on December 14, 2021
Understanding the letters of Paul and what They mean to us Today?
Biblical Living . Katie, the Cleaning Lady . Katie's Ramblings . Torah/BibleRead 1 Corinthians 3 Many people know me as a “Torah Observant” Christian. This title is understood to mean that I believe that the foundation of Scripture is found in the first five books of the Hebrew/Christian Bible, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Sadly, many Torah Observant believers, stop there. They study the Torah
Recently, I had a dream that when I woke I not only remembered every detail of the dream, but I heard clearly as I woke the Lord say to me, this dream has many meanings. I shared this dream with a friend, my daughters, and my husband to see what they thought of it. I
on November 29, 2021
Why do you celebrate Jewish holidays and not Christian ones? Part 1
Fall Feasts . God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Torah/BibleWhy do you celebrate the Jewish holidays and not the Christian ones? This was a sincere question from a friend of mine several years ago. At the moment, I did not have time to give her a detailed answer. So, I briefly replied, we celebrate the Biblical Feasts as God commanded in Leviticus 23. Later,
on November 29, 2021
Why do you celebrate Jewish holidays instead of Christian ones? Part 2
Family . Holidays . Torah/BibleIn my last post, I wrote about my friends asking me why I celebrate Jewish holidays and not Christian ones. I told how we choose to celebrate the commanded holidays, and that we also observe other special days. So what are the holidays we do celebrate? Holiday means “Holy Day.” So we celebrate the Holy
on November 28, 2021
To Give thanks or to not Give Thanks, that is the Question.
Family . Holidays . Torah/BibleIt is that time of year again. When people start asking me lots of questions about my weird life. I totally get it to. I am a curious person and if I met me, I would have a million questions too. I mean let’s get real. I have fifteen children. I have adopted and biological