In last week’s article we noted that Sabbath keeping (commanded under the Law of Moses) was among those things “nailed to the cross” (Col. 2:14-17) as Christ fulfilled that old covenant (cf. Matt. 5:17-18; Rom. 10:4) and ushered in a … Read More
The question is sometimes asked, “If the old law was nailed to the cross, including the Ten Commandments, wouldn’t that mean that it is now alright to murder or steal (etc.)?” Certainly not! Though some may see this as the … Read More
Someone once said, “What is Easter but the resurrection of Christ. Should we not therefore observe it?” That’s an interesting statement, and obviously there are many people around the world who believe the same thing. However, the greater question is, … Read More
Not long ago someone inquired as to what Paul meant in Philippians 2:13. Let us consider the context. In verse 12 Paul said, “…work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.” We realize, then, that we have a personal … Read More
Not long ago I was asked this question: “Is the Bible a ‘how to get saved manual’ or the history of God redeeming a people for himself?” The Bible, consisting of 66 books spanning two covenants, is rich not only … Read More