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Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year or the Feast of Trumpets, is a time of reflection, repentance, and remembering God’s goodness. In this episode, Rachel shares the deeper meaning of the shofar, the ram’s horn, that calls God’s people to wake up and turn back to Him.

Through personal reflections of grief and hope, Rachel opens her heart about the loss of her son, David, and the comfort she finds in the promises of Scripture. Just as the shofar announces something important, we look forward to the day when the trumpet will sound, and Jesus will return. Until then, we are called to live in faith, draw closer to Him, and build family traditions that keep our eyes on the hope of His coming.

This episode will encourage you to pause, reflect on your own walk with the Lord, and embrace the joy of Rosh Hashanah as a reminder that our ultimate hope is found in Jesus.

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Building a legacy doesn’t happen in the future. It starts today! Every decision, every moment shared with family, shapes the legacy you’re creating. How will you build a legacy of faith and love for your children and grandchildren?

One way to start is with our Fall Feast Boxes, designed to bring the Jewish feasts into your home and point to Jesus as the Messiah. With crafts, activities, and spiritual resources, these boxes create meaningful family traditions.

Pre-order now. There are limited boxes available, and they ship in early September, just in time for the Jewish New Year!

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In this episode, Rachel Kushner explores the beauty and significance of the Aaronic Benediction, one of the most powerful blessings in Scripture. Rooted in the book of Numbers, this ancient prayer reveals God’s heart for His people to be seen, loved, and kept in His care. Rachel unpacks the historical background of the blessing, shows how every line points directly to Jesus as our High Priest, and offers practical ways families can bring this blessing into their own homes.

Whether you’re looking to strengthen your family traditions, deepen your spiritual growth, or connect with the Jewish roots of your faith, this conversation will inspire you to embrace the Aaronic Benediction as a rhythm of blessing in your life.

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Building a legacy doesn’t happen in the future. It starts today! Every decision, every moment shared with family, shapes the legacy you’re creating. How will you build a legacy of faith and love for your children and grandchildren?

One way to start is with our Fall Feast Boxes, designed to bring the Jewish feasts into your home and point to Jesus as the Messiah. With crafts, activities, and spiritual resources, these boxes create meaningful family traditions.

Pre-order now. There are limited boxes available, and they ship in early September, just in time for the Jewish New Year!

Start creating your family’s legacy today.

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In this episode, I sit down with my friend Stacie Loughrin, a homeschooling mom of six, who has such a heart for helping families grow in their faith. Stacie shares her journey of discovering the biblical feasts during a hard season in 2020, and how those rhythms completely transformed her family traditions and spiritual life.

We talk about what it looks like to practice Christian parenting that points kids back to God’s Word, and how the Sabbath has become one of the most joy-filled parts of her family’s week. Stacie’s new book, As For Me and My House, is written to make these biblical practices simple, doable, and life-giving. Inside, she includes easy-to-follow family devotionals, recipes, and activities that invite parents and kids to the table to pause, remember, and worship together.

If you’ve been looking for fresh ideas to weave faith into everyday life, celebrate the feasts in a way your kids will love, or simply strengthen your family’s faith journey, this conversation is for you. Stacie’s story is both practical and inspiring and I know you’ll walk away with encouragement for your own home.

Grab her book As For Me and My House here.

Building a legacy doesn’t happen in the future. It starts today! Every decision, every moment shared with family, shapes the legacy you’re creating. How will you build a legacy of faith and love for your children and grandchildren?

One way to start is with our Fall Feast Boxes, designed to bring the Jewish feasts into your home and point to Jesus as the Messiah. With crafts, activities, and spiritual resources, these boxes create meaningful family traditions.

Pre-order now. There are limited boxes available, and they ship in early September, just in time for the Jewish New Year!

Start creating your family’s legacy today.

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