Aside from making my own breads and getting creative in the kitchen, I’ve also discovered substitutes for other areas of leaven in my life.
Phrase of the Week
“Let The Ruach Come To Your Rescue!” Happy Passover, Tribe!
Shalommmm Hebrews and Believers Alike ???? Sundown on Tuesday April 21, 2020 marked the Passover for my home, and the first day in the week long Feast of Unleavened Bread! For some people, Holy Days …
7 Ways to Win Back Your Peace During This Plague
“A full strong tower is the Name of YHWH; a just man runneth to Him, and [he] shall be enhanced.” – Proverbs 18:10 Shlomaaaa Party Peopleeee! Yes, a hiatus is what I’ve been on. So …
12 Silent Ways to Blow Your Husband’s Mind (for free)
Sometimes, marriages lose the romance. You’re not getting as many compliments. No date nights. Very little sex (something I don’t treat as a taboo on this page). Seldom Scripture study/prayer together. And just an overall sense of lack.
Some would argue that this is all a part of the motions. Life changes. People change. Homes change. Marriages change. That is the one constant of life: the living cannot avoid change. We are either dying or growing, and there is never an in between.
That’s why I compiled this list. I encourage wives to take an active approach in deciding whether their marriage is dying or growing. Don’t accept despair, disconnect, loss of romance, or defeat.
Your marriage is worth the effort. It’s your number one priority.