Since we have finished the books of Exodus and Leviticus, now we’re moving on to Numbers. The book truly is about numbers, as we will see how God numbers and organizes the Israelites in this week’s lesson. All of this
BSF 2014-2015: Numbers 1-10
Throwback Thursday: Vroom!
Teresa Undated photo Circa 1984 The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
BSF 2014-2015: Leviticus 25-27
The last three chapters of Leviticus focus on rest, freedom and restoration. God is preparing His people to be consecrated to Him before they enter the Promised Land. When the Israelites enter the Promised Land, God commands them to work
BSF 2014-2015: Leviticus 16, 23; Hebrews 9-10
This week’s lesson focuses on the Jewish celebration of the Day of Atonement. But it also points us to see Christ as our atoning sacrifice. God gave the Israelites many annual festivals that the Israelites celebrated after they entered the
BSF 2014-2015: Leviticus 8-10
This week, we’re looking at chapters 8 to 10 in Leviticus, and we’re focusing on the priests. The priest was a mediator and a teacher. He also offered sacrifices on behalf of the people. Moses performs the priestly duties in
BSF 2014-2-15: Leviticus 1-7, 11-15, 17-24
Welcome back! When we left the Israelites in December, they had built the Tabernacle according to God’s instructions, and God came down from Heaven to dwell with them. Now we’re moving on to the book of Leviticus, which is a
Throwback Thursday: Sisters!
Karen and Teresa December 2008
A brief year-in-review
Just like every year, 2014 was full of highs and lows, though I’d say there were more highs than lows. Here is a brief synopsis of how I will remember this year: The Good – Chris and I celebrated 10 wonderful
Throwback Thursday: Measurements
Teresa and Karen’s measurements November 1986 Anytime Grandma Hromada came for a visit, she took our measurements. This meant we were sure to receive lots of lovely handmade clothes. I loved her beautiful handwriting. I still love looking at it
BSF 2014-2015: Exodus 35:1-40:38
This week, the Israelites build the Tabernacle, the place where God will dwell with them. God instructs Moses to take a free-will offering from the people. Their offerings provide the materials needed to build the Tabernacle. The people give so