Blogs

Going Green?

Written by Sarah Henderson

The earth is a mess, and many people want to help clean it up. But is “going green” for Earth Day enough? What does the Creator of the earth say? Earth Day is coming up on April 22....

Crossing the Red Sea

Written by Joshua Travers

God opened the Red Sea to save Israel. This was one of the greatest miracles in history, and it has important meaning for our life story today—and forever! Can you imagine your nation...

Self-Examination—Again?

Written by Susan Scott Smith

Sometimes it seems the lessons never end! Even after the Feast of Unleavened Bread I learned more lessons about deleavening—and self-examination. In my previous blog post I recounted an...

Out of School!

Written by Joshua Travers

Many are looking forward to the end of the school year—especially if they are graduating! But do we ever really get out of school? Do we ever quit learning? After spring break, it seems...

Sweet-Smelling Incense

Written by Andrea West

Each day the priest offered incense before the morning sacrifice and after the evening sacrifice. Can we learn from this and use it to draw closer to God each day? With the Passover and Days of...

Unleavened Bread Recipes

Written by Linda Morgan

Looking for a new recipe to try during the Feast of Unleavened Bread? Here are some recipes that I’ve enjoyed making—and my family has enjoyed eating! Cheese krispies 1 cup grated...

Celebrate the Spring Festivals With Family Traditions

Written by Shelby Faith

God gives us special days to celebrate and learn from each year. Our own family traditions can enhance those celebrations and deepen the lessons. Each year as we celebrate the spring festival...

Preparing for God’s Holy Days With a Joyful Heart!

Written by Diana Zollner

The things we “found” were interesting, but the things we learned through deleavening together as a family were truly priceless! When our children were young, our Feast of Unleavened...

Knitted Heirlooms

Written by Janel Johnson

As I write, the wind is howling and the snow is swirling. Winter’s one of my favorite seasons! Now, before you check my forehead for a fever, let me spin you a yarn. Click, clack. How I love...