on December 4, 2020
Marriage 101: Resolving Conflict in a Biblical Way
Biblical Living . Biblical Marriage . Family . Popular PostsI decided to continue with my advice to my daughter’s on how to have a successful marriage. I mentioned in my last post how I really would have loved a few more wise people speaking into my early years of marriage. Jeremy and I have been married now for almost 27 years. In these later
on November 14, 2020
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
on November 4, 2020
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
on October 14, 2020
Redeeming Halloween and Christmas
Family . Holidays . Rachel's Writings . Torah/BibleWARNING: This post is going to be painful for many to read. I want to say that we are sharing our experience and understanding of Scripture. We realize that we are only human and may be wrong, but we seek to share our journey and understanding in hopes of encouraging others to walk the narrow
Ten years ago, a friend challenged me to read my Bible from cover to cover as fast as I could. She said, “read it as if God is writing it directly to you, and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal truth to you.” Over the years, I had been priveldged to be raised in a
on July 28, 2020
Ignorance is Bliss, or Is It?
Biblical Living . Gospel of Yeshua Messiah series . Katie's Ramblings . Popular Posts . Spiritual Warfare . Torah/BibleI have heard many people say, “Ignorance is bliss.” Another saying, “What I don’t know won’t kill me,” is something I have been told, as well. Whenever someone says, these, or similar things to me, I am usually shocked. I can’t imagine choosing to remain in ignorance. For me, I teach my children to learn