Christianity at large has forgotten that the Sabbath was made for man and is a weekly reminder of the annual things God has done, is doing, and will do in the future. So, what is the Sabbath day?

As believers in Messiah, we often see generosity towards one another as an obligation, not as an opportunity to respond to God’s graciousness towards each one of us.

As believers, we are not permitted to opt-out of assembling. An area that has rising popularity as an alternate option for assembling is Online Service. Many congregations have online communities including live streams of their services, online giving, etc. Unless we are physically unable to attend in person, we cannot choose convenience over community.

Yoga, spiritual gurus, there is a new spiritual fad every year. All of it under the premise to help you achieve the best you—all of it perverting what God has called us to do: Die to ourselves. Not pamper ourselves.

The Hebrew month of Elul is a month that is set aside to traditionally focus on repentance and our need to make reconciliation with others and with God.

A biblical apocalypse is not a one-time event.  It isn’t the end of the world.  It isn’t something we should commercialize or use as a gimmick.  It is a transformation of one’s entire perspective that God wants to change, and that should lead to life and the greatness of God being restored to this earth.