Homeschooling Torah is celebrating their TWO year anniversary! We started using Homeschooling Torah two years ago, so it’s been exciting to watch this community grow. The Elliot’s are just wonderful, supportive people and I really appreciate all they do to make this curriculum amazing. The support from the HT community of members is terrific too. You feel like part of the family there. Not something you get with most curricula, right?
Life and Life-changing Events!
A heartfelt apology to my readers for the ball that has been dropped recently!! Life has a way of happening, doesn’t it? And sometimes, it just gets in the way of things. And boy o boy, has life gotten in the way lately! That’s what happened this spring. Partly my own doing, partly circumstances beyond my control. I’m not even going to go into detail because the past is the… Continue Reading
7 Lessons Christians Can Learn from Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread
While most of my blog focuses on healthy, tasty recipes, I do have a spiritual side I like to share now and then. This post is about some valuable lessons I’ve learned from keeping the Appointed Times of my Heavenly Father – specifically, Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. If you’d like to learn more about what I believe and how I came to believe that way, you… Continue Reading
Shabbat Shalom!
May the shalom of YHWH and our Messiah Yeshua be with you and yours this Sabbath day.
Trading Traditions – Why We Haven’t Replaced Christmas With Hanukkah
Our family made the decision a couple years ago to stop celebrating Christmas. Not because we don’t believe in Jesus anymore, but because we have learned that the holiday is a conglomeration of various pagan practices. Because the Savior’s birth did not occur on December 25, or any time in December for that matter. Because the fact that the world fully embraces it in all of its commercialized indulgence is, to… Continue Reading
The Time of Our Rejoicing – Sukkot 2014
Keeping the Biblical Feasts has been something I’ve done for a few years now. At first, it was confusing (I’m Calendar Challenged as it is with just our Gregorian calendar…), but each year I learn a little more and it’s getting easier. I love keeping these mo’edim (appointed times) with my heavenly Father and with a community of believers. Sukkot is the last big Feast of the year, and is referred… Continue Reading
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