What if the Sabbath is more than a command… but a gift?
The Sabbath is one of the most talked about—and often misunderstood—parts of Scripture. Some see it as outdated. Others as essential. But what does the Bible actually say?
The Blessing of the Seventh Day invites you to explore the Sabbath through the lens of all of Scripture—from creation to covenant, from the words of the prophets to the life and teachings of Jesus. Rather than relying on tradition or assumption, this study guides you back to the Word of God to discover His heart for this set-apart day.
Through eight weeks of Scripture-based discovery, you will:
Trace the Sabbath from Genesis to the New Testament
Explore its role as a sign of God’s covenant
Examine what Jesus taught about the Sabbath
Consider what it means to be “grafted in” to God’s promises
Whether you are new to this topic or revisiting it with fresh eyes, this study is designed to help you engage deeply with Scripture and respond in faith.
This is not about legalism or earning salvation. It’s about rediscovering a rhythm God created for your good.
Come and see the Sabbath not as a burden— but as a blessing.
Part of the Grafted In Bible Study Series.
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For years, I pieced together our family Passover Seder… so I finally wrote the Haggadah I wish I had all along – Scripture-based, family-friendly, and centered on Jesus, our Passover Lamb.
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Why I Wrote a Messianic Family Haggadah
For years, Passover has been one of the most meaningful celebrations in our home.
Not because it’s elaborate or perfectly done, but because it gives us a way to slow down and tell the story of what God has done, together, as a family.
We gather around the table, read Scripture, ask questions, dip parsley, and remember. And every year, I’m reminded how intentional God was when He told His people to celebrate Passover, not just to remember, but to teach their children. As the mother of five kids, this really resonates with me.
Over time, I found myself piecing things together, pulling from different resources, rewriting parts so my kids could understand, and trying to balance honoring the traditional elements while clearly pointing to Jesus as our Passover Lamb.
A Seder Designed for Real Families
This Haggadah was written with real families in mind: kids at the table, questions constant, and things not always going as planned.
It’s designed for participation, not observation. With a leader, multiple readers, and shared responses, everyone at the table is part of telling the story.
Passover brings us back to the table, to Scripture, and to the story of a God who rescues, redeems, and keeps His promises. And it miraculously points us to Jesus.
If you’ve ever wanted to celebrate Passover at home but felt unsure where to start, I hope this Haggadah makes it simple, meaningful, and something your family returns to year after year as they tell the story.
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There’s a rhythm woven into Scripture that many of us have overlooked for years. It’s a rhythm of work and rest, of preparation and peace, of setting aside time that belongs wholly to God. That rhythm includes the Sabbath.
For a long time, I knew the Sabbath was in the Bible. I knew it was one of the Ten Commandments. But I didn’t really know what it looked like to live it out in my home, especially with a busy family, young children, and a full schedule. It felt beautiful in theory, but overwhelming in practice.
That’s exactly why I created this book.
This little book was born out of real life. Not perfection, but a desire to honor God in a way that is both Biblical and doable for families.
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It’s a simple, structured guide to help you bring in Shabbat around your own table, with warmth, meaning, and participation for the whole family.
Inside, you’ll find:
Candle lighting and blessings
Blessings over your children
The Aaronic Blessing
Eshet Chayil (a beautiful blessing over women)
Vayechulu and V’shamru
Kiddush (blessing over the wine)
HaMotzi (blessing over the bread)
Words of Yeshua about the Sabbath
Hebrew, English, and transliteration throughout
A reader format so everyone can participate
It’s designed to be used, not performed.
Why Shabbat Matters
The Sabbath isn’t just about stopping work.
It’s about remembering.
Remembering who God is. Remembering who we are to Him. Remembering that we are not sustained by striving, but by His faithfulness.
Scripture tells us both to remember the Sabbath (Exodus 20:8) and to keep it (Deuteronomy 5:12). These two ideas, zachor and shamor, capture something beautiful. We don’t just think about the Sabbath. We step into it.
We prepare ahead of time. We slow down. We make space for what matters most. And in doing so, we begin to experience the Sabbath not as a restriction, but as a gift.
A Messianic Perspective
This guide is rooted in Scripture and centered on Yeshua.
When Yeshua said, “The Sabbath was made for man,” He reminded us that this day was created for our good, for rest, for healing, and for joy.
Shabbat also points forward. Each week becomes a small rehearsal of the greater rest to come, the restoration God is bringing through Messiah.
For Families (Even Busy Ones)
If you’ve ever thought:
“I don’t know where to start.” “This feels like too much.” “My family won’t sit through something long and formal.”
This book is for you.
Some weeks will be peaceful and quiet. Some will be loud and imperfect. Both are welcome.
Shabbat isn’t about getting everything right. It’s about showing up.
Make learning about Passover fun, meaningful, and interactive with this colorful Passover Bingo Game! Perfect for families, homeschool groups, Sunday school classes, Messianic congregations, Christian classrooms, and Passover celebrations, this printable game helps children and adults engage with the story of the Exodus through play.
Featuring vibrant, kid-friendly illustrations inspired by the Passover Seder and Exodus account, players will recognize familiar symbols such as the Lamb, Matzah, Seder Plate, Moses, Pharaoh, the Red Sea, the Ten Plagues, and more. Light Messianic themes are also included with symbols such as Jesus, the Cross, and the Passover Lamb.
What’s Included:
20 unique Bingo cards
Calling cards with matching images
Free Space icon
Full-color illustrations
Printable PDF format
Traditional Bingo game instructions
Special Passover Seder gameplay instructions
Suitable for mixed ages
Two Ways to Play
Traditional Bingo
Play like a classic game of Bingo! Draw calling cards one at a time and have players cover the matching images on their boards. The first player to complete a row, column, diagonal, four corners, or a full card (depending on your chosen rules) wins.
Interactive Passover Seder Bingo
Keep children engaged throughout your Passover Seder by using the bingo cards as a listening activity. Instead of drawing calling cards, children mark spaces when they hear, see, or discuss the corresponding item during the Seder. For example, they can mark “Matzah” when it is eaten, “Moses” when he is mentioned in the Exodus story, or “Red Sea” when the crossing is discussed. This encourages active participation, helps children stay attentive, and creates meaningful connections between the symbols of Passover and the story being told.
This educational bingo game encourages conversation about God’s deliverance of Israel, the meaning of Passover, and the rich biblical symbols associated with the Exodus story while providing hours of fun for children and adults alike. The included Seder-specific gameplay option helps children stay focused, participate actively, and better understand the significance of the Passover celebration.
Simply print, cut out the calling cards, distribute the bingo boards, and enjoy a memorable Passover experience together!
This game pairs well with my Family Passover Haggadah. Use both for your interactive or multigenerational Seder!
