Happy Feast of Firstfruits, the Biblical celebration of Yahshua’s (Jesus’) resurrection! We have had a wonderful day celebrating together. I hope you’ve also had a wonderful celebration of our Lord’s resurrection! Here’s a wonderful video of a sermon explaining how … Continue reading →
I wanted to share with you a reader’s version of the script I wrote that we use at our Passover meal. Readers include the Host, Hostess, and Readers 1-8. In our house, Readers 1-5 are my children in order, and … Continue reading →
Celebrating Passover in our family begins a couple weeks before the actual event. We mark and celebrate the Biblical New Year when we see the first sliver of the spring new moon (Exodus 12:2). That begins our counting of fourteen … Continue reading →
Hi everyone! Welcome to Booknificent Thursday on Mommynificent.com! Unlike pretty much everything else in my life, Booknificent Thursday is NOT cancelled! Isn’t that great news? We are still allowed to gather and encourage one another here without fear of spreading … Continue reading →
Happy Biblical New Year! Our family is celebrating tonight, while many around the world have already celebrated or will celebrate soon. As with all Biblical holidays, there are differences of opinion on exactly when they fall. Some follow the Jewish … Continue reading →
Over the past year, I have become a big fan of Connilyn Cossette! I took a chance and joined the launch team for her debut novel, Counted with the Stars. Fortunately, I loved it! I’ve been waiting quite impatiently for the second book in … Continue reading →
I’m really excited to be a part of the book launch today for author Connilyn Cossette’s first (of many, I hope) Biblical fiction novel, Counted with the Stars! And to make it even better, I have an interview with Conni … Continue reading →
Hi friends, and welcome to Booknificent Thursday on Mommynificent.com! I’m so glad you’re here today. This year is just flying by! Here at our house, we are actually focused on the fall Biblical feasts at the moment. We just celebrated … Continue reading →
