Musings
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The Feast of First Fruits
This is a continuation of the seven feasts of the Jewish faith. Click the links below to read any you missed. Introduction Passover Unleavened Bread Description: The Feast of the First Fruits is exactly what you would think by the title. It is an agricultural offering. It is the first portion of the harvest that
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Feast: Unleavened Bread— (Chag HaMatzot)
This is a continuation of the seven feasts of the Jewish faith. Last week we looked at the Feast of Passover; you can read it here. You can find the INTRODUCTION to the feasts here. Description: The Feast of Unleavened Bread is a continuation of Passover and occurs on the fifteenth day of the first month.
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The Spring Feast of Passover
If you missed the Introduction to the Jewish Feasts, you can read it here. Description: The first Biblical account of a sacrifice happened in Genesis 22 when God sent Abraham and his son, Isaac, to Moriah so that Isaac could be offered. Genesis 22:2 states, “He said, “Take your son, your only son Isaac, whom
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Introducing the Seven Jewish Feasts
The Jewish feasts have always intrigued me. However, I have never spent a great deal of time trying to gain a better understanding of them. I read something recently that said the feasts were God’s roadmap for His plan of salvation. Since Christ fulfills each one of the feasts, it would be a good use
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Hot Off the Press–A New Scripture Writing and Prayer Journal
I have just released a new Scripture Writing and Prayer Journal. This one covers 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, and Philippians. I am excited for you to take a look at it. Click on the photo, and it will take you to my Etsy store.
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Identity in Christ–Become Who God Says You Are
Society places so much emphasis on finding yourself. Self-discovery dominates the self-help books. Two of the most famous quotes are: As believers, you must find your identity in Christ. True peace cannot be found until we embrace our true identity. God’s word tells us all we need to know. We are created in God’s image.
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Cultivating Your Relationship with the Lord
We are beginning our third month of 2026. If you selected a word of the year, you have been working on it for two months. Have you completed a progress check yet? Are you making good progress? Do you need to make some changes in what you are doing or not doing? You may remember
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January Scripture Writing Challenge Winner
In December, I challenged ladies to join me in writing Scripture daily. If I could convince five ladies to try it, the challenge would be a success. Eleven ladies joined me in a monthly challenge. Ten of those women completed Scripture writing for each day in January. We focused on verses from each chapter of
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Ways to Cultivate or “Work” Your Word of the Year
From an agrarian point of view, cultivating is all about preparing and working the soil. Once the plants begin to grow, much work still needs to be done. Spiritually, cultivating has the same principle. There are things that must be done to cultivate our relationship with the Lord and strengthen our spiritual muscles. Some ground
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7 Ways to Renew Your Mind
What does it mean to renew your mind? How is it done? Why do we do it? According to AI, renewing your mind is to: “consistently engage with Scripture (reading, studying, memorizing, meditating), pray, guard your inputs from negativity, replace lies with truth, practice gratitude, learn new skills, get physical exercise, spend time in nature,