on April 21, 2022
Why I Celebrate The Week of Unleavened Bread
Biblical Living . God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Torah/BibleThe Biblical Feasts are such beautiful celebrations of God’s love for His people. When I first learned about them I was overwhelmed and unsure how to celebrate each one. Now many years later, I look forward to each feast and can’t wait to do them. Often people know the feasts Passover, Hanukah, and even Purim.
on April 21, 2022
Journey to Redemption (A Family Study Guide of Passover to Pentecost) Introduction
God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Torah/BibleI have written about the difference between studying your Bible and reading your Bible in the past. I often post about our family Bible reading times, but I have decided to take you on our Bible study journey through the Spring Feasts. Last year, I began working on a Family study guide that will take
Often we hear the saying, “faith in action,” but a more accurate phrase would be faith is action. Faith is the action we take in regards to what we believe. Faith is the evidence of what we believe. In the Bible there is a passage often referred to as the Hall of Faith. It lists
on April 18, 2022
The Journey to Redemption Leads to a Life of Repentance
God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . Holidays . Journey series . Torah/BibleRead Matthew 26-27 I got behind on posting our family journey to redemption series. But yesterday, we celebrated Passover as a family. So, I wanted to take a minute and post some conversations that we had about Passover, redemption, Yeshua, and repentance. My children and I have been reading from the old and new testament
on March 27, 2022
Journey to Redemption (A Spring Feast Family Study Guide)(Week 2)
God's Calendar and Biblical Feasts . HolidaysLast Spring, I began working on a study guide to be used as a family before, during, and after the Spring feasts. The goal is to outline a fun Bible study that takes the family on the journey with the Israelites out of Egypt into the wilderness, and through to the Feast of Weeks, at