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🎉 IT’S BACK!! 🎉 The 7th Annual Charlotte M 🎉 IT’S BACK!! 🎉 The 7th Annual Charlotte Mason Inspired Conference is coming this summer!! 🥳 🗓 SAVE THE DATES: June 23–27, 2025 📍 Online – Join from anywhere in the world! This is the most beloved Charlotte Mason-inspired event of the year — gathering thousands of homeschool families for an unforgettable week of 💗 encouragement, 📚 workshops, ✝️ faith-filled inspiration, and 🤝 sweet community! ✨ Whether you're a new homeschool mom or a seasoned CM educator, this conference will fill your heart and refresh your homeschool journey. 👉 But wait! We’re also looking for: 🎙 Speakers – Do you have a Charlotte Mason-inspired message to share? 💼 Sponsors – Want your business in front of thousands of CM-loving homeschoolers? 💌 DM me or comment below if you’re interested in speaking or sponsoring — I’ll send you all the info! 📲 The new website is launching soon at CharlotteMasonInspired.org – but you can start getting excited now! 💕 Let’s make 2025 the most joyful, Christ-centered year of homeschooling yet! 🙌 #CharlotteMasonInspired #HomeschoolConference #CMI2025 #SaveTheDate #ChristianHomeschool #CharlotteMason #homeschoolmoms
🐑Should Christians Celebrate Passover? Passove 🐑Should Christians Celebrate Passover? Passover is not just a remembrance of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt—it’s a revelation of our deliverance through Yeshua the Messiah, the Lamb of God. Read: Exodus 12:1–14 – The first Passover and God’s command Leviticus 23:4–5 – Passover as a permanent ordinance Luke 22:15–20 – Yeshua’s final Passover with His disciples Isaiah 53:1–12 – The prophecy of the suffering servant 1 Corinthians 5:7 – “Messiah, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.” Passover is for All God’s Children! “This day shall be to you for a memorial, and you shall keep it as a feast to the Lord throughout your generations. As a statute forever, you shall keep it as a feast.” —Exodus 12:14 Passover is not merely a Jewish tradition. It is a commandment from God to all who belong to Him. Just as Shabbat and the Ten Commandments are for all believers, so is Pesach. God says it is a statute forever, not just for one nation or one time. As Messianic believers—whether Jewish or grafted in as Gentiles—we are part of the commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:12–13). We celebrate Passover not only to remember Israel’s deliverance from Egypt but to honor God’s greater deliverance through the Messiah. Yeshua Fulfilled Prophecies The entire Torah and the Prophets point to Messiah. At Passover, the Lamb without blemish (Exodus 12:5) is a shadow of Yeshua, the sinless Lamb of God. Messianic Prophecies Pointing to Yeshua: Isaiah 53:5 – “He was pierced for our transgressions…” Isaiah 53:7 – “Like a lamb led to the slaughter…” Psalm 22 – “They pierced my hands and my feet…” Zechariah 12:10 – “They will look on Me whom they pierced…” Micah 5:2 – The Messiah will be born in Bethlehem Daniel 9:26 – Messiah will be “cut off” before the destruction of the Temple “Do This in Remembrance of Me” At His final Passover (not a “new” ritual, but a traditional Seder), Yeshua said: “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer…” “Do this in remembrance of Me.” —Luke 22:15, 19 He wasn’t telling His disciples to stop keeping Passover or to start a new tradition. Every year, when we celebrate #Passover, we remember #Yeshua, our Passover!
Writing a thesis that hits so close to home is not Writing a thesis that hits so close to home is not for the faint of heart. Some readings bring me to tears. At times, I struggle with feelings of anger and disgust rising within me, and I have to choose forgiveness and press on. When a thesis is this personal, it feels like an emotional roller coaster—day and night, for months. There are moments I just want to get off the ride. But deep down, I know that God is calling me to do my part in confronting and helping change this painful, stained history. Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it, someone once said. That’s exactly why we’re witnessing the resurgence of atrocious antisemitism—even among Christians. The Church has failed to teach the truth about its own past and to confront this evil with clarity and conviction. Let us never forget: the Gospel is to the Jew first. And the return of the Messiah is directly connected to Israel crying out, “Baruch haba b’Shem Adonai”—blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! If you want a list of books on Christian Antisemitism, I’ll be glad to provide it to you. You won’t like what tou will read, but will set you free from many lies you were led to believe. As someone commented on my post yesterday, there should be no place in the Church for antisemitism. And shame on the Christian Theological institutions who make no efford in teaching their students about it. Their silence is deafening. Teaching about Israel and antisemitism should be mandatory! Our hands are stained with blood and It’s time to wash it. #antisemitism #antisemitismneedstostop #jewandgentile
Just another ordinary end of the day praising the Just another ordinary end of the day praising the One who brought us out of Egypt and has set us free from the bondage of sin and death. He deserves all the honor, all glory, all the praise, forever and ever. With Ryan Willis #worship #MakeRoom #HeDeservesItAll #Yeshua #jesus
Today, I’m sharing Paul’s Vision of Israel’s Today, I’m sharing Paul’s Vision of Israel’s Salvation in Romans 11:25–29—an exegetical and theological reflection on one of the most important, and often misunderstood, passages in the New Testament. If you’ve ever wrestled with questions like “Has the Church replaced Israel?” or “Who is ‘all Israel’ that will be saved?”, this article invites you to explore Paul’s heart for his people and the unshakable faithfulness of God’s covenant promises.... https://www.theycallmeblessed.org/paul-romans-11-israel-salvation/
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