Hi hope this encourages others.
Today we've been learning the feast with them starting soon. I found this amazing book and I highly recommended to anyone with kids who is learning about the feast and wants to teach them to their family and children. I think this helped me understand better and ministered more to me then it has my daughter even though she was very moved and tearful ❤️🕊️🙌🏽
The book is so beautifully explaining each feast. The Passover one I was given idea by the holy spirit.
I managed to find a dairy-free lamb shaped chocolate to make it fun lesson for Sabbath. (No I'm not trying to copy pagan Easter) I broke the Lamb as the representation of yahusha who is our pass over lamb who came and was broken for us for the forgiveness of our sins. 👑❤️
Then as the lamb was being broken into pieces I began naming things that are sin.. lies,hate, stealing things, murder, adultery ECT. it actually made both me and my little one cry and was such a powerful moment of holy Spirit working 😭❤️🙌🏽🙌🏽 I just thought I'd share to encourage not only the book but also a lesson for little ones as I often get stuck for ideas in how to teach the biblical feasts and want my daughter to know the true meaning of why yah told us to keep them and learn about our beautiful Savior yahusha who came to die for our sins. Hope it inspires and encourages someone. love and blessings 😊❤️🙏🏽
Hi hope this encourages others.
Today we've been learning the feast with them starting soon. I found this amazing book and I highly recommended to anyone with kids who is learning about the feast and wants to teach them to their family and children. I think this helped me understand better and ministered more to me then it has my daughter even though she was very moved and tearful ❤️🕊️🙌🏽
The book is so beautifully explaining each feast. The Passover one I was given idea by the holy spirit.
I managed to find a dairy-free lamb shaped chocolate to make it fun lesson for Sabbath. (No I'm not trying to copy pagan Easter) I broke the Lamb as the representation of yahusha who is our pass over lamb who came and was broken for us for the forgiveness of our sins. 👑❤️
Then as the lamb was being broken into pieces I began naming things that are sin.. lies,hate, stealing things, murder, adultery ECT. it actually made both me and my little one cry and was such a powerful moment of holy Spirit working 😭❤️🙌🏽🙌🏽 I just thought I'd share to encourage not only the book but also a lesson for little ones as I often get stuck for ideas in how to teach the biblical feasts and want my daughter to know the true meaning of why yah told us to keep them and learn about our beautiful Savior yahusha who came to die for our sins. Hope it inspires and encourages someone. love and blessings 😊❤️🙏🏽
Hi hope this encourages others.
Today we've been learning the feast with them starting soon. I found this amazing book and I highly recommended to anyone with kids who is learning about the feast and wants to teach them to their family and children. I think this helped me understand better and ministered more to me then it has my daughter even though she was very moved and tearful ❤️🕊️🙌🏽
The book is so beautifully explaining each feast. The Passover one I was given idea by the holy spirit.
I managed to find a dairy-free lamb shaped chocolate to make it fun lesson for Sabbath. (No I'm not trying to copy pagan Easter) I broke the Lamb as the representation of yahusha who is our pass over lamb who came and was broken for us for the forgiveness of our sins. 👑❤️
Then as the lamb was being broken into pieces I began naming things that are sin.. lies,hate, stealing things, murder, adultery ECT. it actually made both me and my little one cry and was such a powerful moment of holy Spirit working 😭❤️🙌🏽🙌🏽 I just thought I'd share to encourage not only the book but also a lesson for little ones as I often get stuck for ideas in how to teach the biblical feasts and want my daughter to know the true meaning of why yah told us to keep them and learn about our beautiful Savior yahusha who came to die for our sins. Hope it inspires and encourages someone. love and blessings 😊❤️🙏🏽


If you are in KC or wish to come remember Yeshua's (Jesus') sacrifice the way we are commanded, here are the dates for this year. This year is convenient because the first three days happen Friday-Sunday, so you don't have to take extra time off.
https://firstcenturychristiani....ty.net/holy-day-date
When we look at history we often find more questions than answers. One question I had took several weeks of searching to find what I think is the correct answer. During the second temple period where was the blood of the red heifer and the goat sprinkled since there was no ark in the Holy of Holies? In that space there was a foundation stone, a slightly raised stone where the ark would have been. The High Priest would have stood in the proper place and he then sprinkled the blood where the ark would have been. Although there was no mercy seat, the act of continued faithfulness was accepted by our Creator, displaying His ultimate mercy.
God is infinite and all-knowing, so naturally we expect Him to be the operating force behind everything that happens in the universe. So where do we fit in all that?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2025..../03/29/how-god-multi