Let me be the first to admit that I am not always on top of the Holy Days every year. In fact, the only year I was really “on top of it” was 2020, the first time I ever kept any Holy Days. It was the most chaotic year of my life but literally the most peaceful. I haven’t really celebrated with such zeal since then.
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10 Obtuse Beliefs That Are Holding You Back
And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of YAH. Romans 12:2 This …
How Do You Face Tribulations as a Homemaker? | My Personal Struggle
Romans 5:3-4 WBMS“And not this only, but also we glory in tribulations, witting that tribulation worketh patience, and patience proving, and proving hope.” I will be the first to admit I don’t always handle trials …
How to Embrace the Slowness of Winter as a Homemaker (A List)
The end of winter brings more color, sunshine, and warmth. It also ushers in Passover, the Week of Unleavened Bread, and then Feast of Weeks not long thereafter. Spring is a busy beautiful time that kicks off the Israelite New Year, and renergizes us after a long winter of… stillness.
The Real Reason I Quit Blogging…
I used to post religiously on this blog. In fact, most of my articles were all published before 2021, and I started in 2019. So many things have happened since I got off to a …
“There Are No Breaks In Motherhood” Is A Trap
The golden advice that all seasoned homemakers seem to offer is: “Wake up before everyone else, have your time in the Word, drink something warm, get dressed, do something for you, and prepare your mind …
It’s Sukkot– and we’re moving
While everyone is taking their dusty boxes of Holy Day decor out of storage, we are packing ours away. As if this time of year isn’t already usually hectic, we found out our lease where …
Honor Your Kids’ Humanity, Honor Their Childhood
Kids only get 1 (one) childhood. One chance to be carefree, wild, and imaginative. The one chance they have in life to waste time, be messy, sleep, and play with bubbles in the tub. Unfortunately, …
When Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Purpose: A Word About Rahab
I’ve been thinking a lot about labels lately. You know, those heavy words that people pin on us—sometimes deserved, sometimes not, but always seeming to stick longer than we’d like. As I prepared my heart …
Loving Your Right Now: Every Home is a “Forever Home”
I’m 26 and I don’t have a driver’s license. Sometimes if I’m extra sweet (and do lots of begging), my husband still let’s me take the car, granted I don’t go far. So, I recently …