Struggling with chaotic evenings? Learn how Biblical timekeeping can transform your home by shifting your focus from end-of-day exhaustion to preparing for what’s ahead.

Discover why Nisan is the first month in the Biblical calendar and how aligning your home with God’s timing can bring peace, order, and spiritual renewal.

Adopt the ancient practice of counting your tree’s age on Tu B’Shvat. Learn about its Biblical roots, agricultural history, and how to apply this meaningful rhythm to your own land and life.

Celebrate Tu B'Shvat by becoming a citizen scientist! Discover how you and your family can explore nature, identify trees, and log your findings with iNaturalist while honoring the New Year for Trees.

Discover the significance of Tu B’Shvat and its deep roots in Jewish tradition. Learn where it’s mentioned in the Bible, why it’s considered a Rosh Hashanah, and what it means for those living outside of Israel.

Turn leftover Sukkot pumpkins into hanging bird feeders with this eco-friendly DIY guide. Embrace Bal Tashchit and teach your family the value of reducing waste while nourishing the birds in your backyard.

Shemini Atzeret is the last day of Sukkot, a holy gathering to reflect and refocus. Explore its deep meaning, connection to Yeshua, and the start of a new season as we roll back the Torah to Genesis.

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Discover creative ideas for decorating your Sukkah using natural resources from forests, parks, or your backyard. From pinecones to wild berries, learn how to incorporate nature into your Sukkot celebrations with family-friendly, eco-friendly decorations.