What is my blog about? It's about Torah family living. It's about letting Torah affect our daily lives, from mealtime to bedtime, homeschooling to farm chores.


Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Praise YHVH for my husband!

I want to take a few minutes and praise YHVH for my husband. 
DISCLAIMER: He's still a little rough around the edges, but I love him anyway!
I'm very thankful for how he has stepped up to the plate in recent months.  We got a satellite to watch God's Learning Channel back in January, and since then, I don't even always recognize him:)  YHVH has a hold of his heart and is speaking to him and teaching him.  He is faithfully praying for us and making sure the kids sit down and listen to the Torah portion every Sabbath.  He has been telling me how he appreciates my work around the house, and the time I spend helping him with his projects.  (This is a recent development, much appreciated.)  He even sat down with our son, Isaac, today, and told him to respect mommy, his wife. 
Thank you, YHVH, for giving me such a wonderful man to travel through life with.  He shows his weaknesses to me, asks for prayer, and apologizes when he's wrong.  I just hope I am learning to be as good a wife as he is learning to be a good husband.
Halleluyah!
Who are you thankful for today?

Monday, August 2, 2010

Shalom

We are all on a journey.  I'm traveling on my journey in rubber boots, of course.  I am learning so much that I want to share.  My two track driveway looks much like the one in the background of my blog, and much thought and prayer takes place on the trip to the mailbox each day.  So please join me on this long journey made up of little steps and trips to the mailbox and leaps of faith.  In hebrew, halacha means walk, so I endeavor to make my halacha pleasing to YHVH, our creator.

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