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Monday Motivation #20 | Passion Week in the Home
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Welcome to Season 24 and Year 5 of The Art of Home! 🎉Â
Do you ever wonder why we make a months-long celebration out of the Incarnation of Jesus at Christmas, but barely give a weekend to commemorate His sacrifice and resurrection from the dead at Easter?Â
What do we do with a holiday that centers around the death and resurrection of our King? How do we integrate that into our homemaking?Â
Today we are going to tackle how we can cultivate an environment of remembrance and rejoicing during this holiest of weeks by declaring with food, words, candles, music, flowers, fabric---whatever resources you have that He suffered and died for our sins AND that He is risen! He is risen indeed!
NOTES & LINKS
Scripture Mentioned:Â
- Isaiah 53:5
- Revelation 13:8
General:
Your Sorrow Will Turn to Joy: Morning and Evening Meditations for Holy Week | Desiring God
Jesus the King: An Easter Devotional by Tim Keller | YouVersion Bible App
Food:
Taste & See: Discovering God Among Butchers, Bakers and Fresh Food Makers | Margaret Feinberg
Flowers:
Easter Lily Care & Meaning | Southern Living
Color:
Significance of Color in the Bible | gotquestions.org
Music:
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HOMEMAKING RESOURCES
- Homemaker's Journal, AoH Seasonal Magazine
- Private Facebook Group, Homemaker Forum
- JR Miller's Homemaking Study Guide
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