This Shabbat siddur (or Shabbat guide) is our order of welcoming and celebrating the Sabbath as a Christian family, a means of being intentional about setting the Sabbath apart and teaching our children about YHVH’s holy day.
Tag: Erev Shabbat
{5 TIPS} Welcoming Shabbat in Festive Fashion!
Shabbat is hands-down my favorite Biblically appointed time with YHVH (Leviticus 23). How abundantly blessed I am that this rest comes once a week and is rich in the Word of God and the power of His Spirit. Obedience to God’s Word concerning His seventh day of rest has been life changing for me. In… Continue reading {5 TIPS} Welcoming Shabbat in Festive Fashion!
Roasted Chicken & Seasonal Vegetables
As a new homemaker, I didn’t know how to cook. I couldn’t even look at a recipe and know if it was a good one or not. With the help of Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon, a whole foods and from scratch cookbook, and with a lot of attempts— some fails and some successes, I… Continue reading Roasted Chicken & Seasonal Vegetables
100% Whole Wheat Sourdough Vegan Challah
Challah is a traditional food found at the Shabbat table and in moedim festivities. Each Erev Shabbat, as our family welcomes the weekly Sabbath, we eat the bread in remembrance of the manna which the Most High supernaturally provided to the children of Israel. We use the challah as an opportunity to discuss ways in… Continue reading 100% Whole Wheat Sourdough Vegan Challah
Women Living Torah 