SABBATH

Did Jesus Break the Sabbath? The Meaning of John 5:18

Things Not Required for Sabbath Rest

Why I'm Still Keeping the Sabbath

Summertime Sabbath Ideas 

What To Do on the Sabbath  

Tips for Resting on the Sabbath 

Seven Things the Bible Says about the Sabbath Day

Happy Are Those Who Set Apart the Sabbath Day

Sabbath in the New Testament 

Biblically Clean Make Ahead Salads for the Sabbath

Fifteen Things Scripture Says About the Sabbath

Six Reasons Why Believers Should Keep the Sabbath 

Four Wintertime Sabbath Ideas

Slow Cooker Meal Ideas for the Sabbath

Five Ways to Have a More Peaceful Sabbath

Get Outside This Shabbat



Things I Love About the Sabbath 

Summer Salads for Shabbat


How To Stop Working on Shabbat

There Remains A Sabbath Rest

Make Ahead Meals for the Sabbath

Slow Cooker Shabbat Meals 

Shabbat in the New Testament

Encouragement for the New Shabbat Keeper

14 Make Ahead Meals for Shabbat

5 Things the Messiah Taught About Shabbat 

20 Tips To Simplify Shabbat Prep 

Joy of Shabbat: Finding Rewards in Sabbath Rest

Why I Started Keeping Shabbat

Easy on Hand Shabbat Meal

Shabbat Survey

Shabbat Shalom Printable

Five Ways to Honor Shabbat

Be Content on Shabbat + Printable

Fifteen Things Scripture Says About Shabbat

Shabbat Guarding


Shabbat Was Made for You

Keeping Shabbat is Not Too Hard

Happy Shabbat

Shabbat Simcha

3 comments:

  1. I just came to the realization a couple months ago that I need to follow Torah and start being disciplined about being a disciple. I'm so new to it though. I don't have a body of believers near me yet and I know there's a million things I'm not doing. I'm so happy I found your blog though! I have been trying to figure out what exactly it means to keep the Shabbat Holy and this is so extremely helpful!

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  2. This year, my husband, children and I went through our very first cycle of observing His Appointed Days & the Shabbats. It's been so exciting and I'm thankful that we are learning how to live in obedience to the Father and the depth of purpose behind each of His set apart days! Your blog has been a helpful resource, it's rich in content, beautiful, and such a blessing to have available! It's truly a wonderful library of articles on topics covering all I have been learning about this year and continue to want to learn more about! Your creative printables are gorgeous and I've used them this year for our Mo'edim celebrations as decoration on our mantel. :) Thank you for all the time you've poured into this blog. It's truly a gift & blessing! :)

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  3. And have to also mention, the blog photography and recipe/eating ideas are so wonderful! :) Thanks so much!

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