The Sabbath Blog

Since the Sabbath commandment is first mentioned in Exodus, some Christian communities feel that it must be only for the Jews to keep. But is this truly the case?  

One of the foundations of the American system is the freedom of religion, to worship according to one’s conscience without facing adverse consequences from the government ...  

We should value transparency and authenticity in our spiritual lives and the vital importance of basing our decisions on God’s Word.  

Along with their rise in popularity, the fidget spinner phenomenon has created a surprising amount of controversy among parents and teachers.  

As time progresses, we will see a slow erosion of our religious liberties.  

In a non-stop world where the lights are always on, scientists are still trying to understand why we need sleep. The Bible provides the answers.  

While Jesus did not subscribe to the Sabbath rules of the Pharisees in His day, He pointed them to a higher rule.  

When we choose to accept God’s rule as sovereign in our lives, it can place us at odds with a world that chooses not to follow Him.  

In a culture where success is most often measured by work accomplished, the invitation to rest seems counter intuitive.  

The beauty of the Sabbath is that it is a reoccurring opportunity to renew our covenant with God and show our loyalty to Him.