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Religious liberty has provided the driving force for religious growth and expression across multiple belief systems in the nation. But that's being challenged in these last days.  

Although we are surrounded by a 24/7 culture, let us accept God’s gracious call to trust Him by embracing rest from our work and busyness.  

One writer recently said that the commandant to worship on the seventh-day Sabbath isn't important. But what does the Bible actually reveal?  

For thousands of years, Christians have separated the seventh-day Sabbath from God’s law. Will a reunion ever happen?  

A Northern Ireland political leader has been attacked for attending soccer game on a Sunday, the "Christian Sabbath."  

Although the vast majority of the church has bee misguided about the true Sabbath, the light of the Fourth Commandment was not extinguished.  

An eternal symbol of freedom is the seventh-day Sabbath, which God has given to all humanity.  

The Sabbath is not a day for token worship or mere building community—it is holy time.  

A careful look at history shows that a remnant of Christians has kept the seventh-day Sabbath holy since the time of Christ.  

Any attempt to change to God’s law challenges His authority as Creator and Ruler of the universe.  

The recent film "Pope Francis: A Man of His Word" presents a candid picture of the pontiff's views on God's Word.  

The book of Revelation reveals that someday there will be massive worldwide support for a new, manmade system of religion.  

The Creator gave the seventh day a special blessing for those who will take advantage of it.  

Some think that Christians observing the Sabbath is a new idea and not applicable to believers today. But the Bible seems to share a different story.  

Many maintain that the Sabbath commandment was fulfilled by Jesus when He died—but is that true?  

We all long for unity, peace, and security—but the Bible warns that lasting peace will not be found on this earth.  

Here are some helpful tips to help you honor God's commandment!  

More Christians believe that the Sabbath is important in their religious practice—but many say the specific day doesn't really matter. Is that true?  

Many Christians believe that the Sabbath was only part of the Old Covenant fulfilled at Jesus’ death on the cross. Is that true?  

Does the story of Creation have anything to do with Christians today? And why is the Sabbath so important when answering this question?  

Legislators in Kentucky are endorsing an annual “Day of Prayer” for students across the state.  

Today, most Christians worship on Sunday. But why is that the case when Jesus and His early followers worshiped on the seventh day of the week?  

In Christ's day, the church struggled with the issue of tradition versus truth. The same struggle exists for God's people today ...  

At different times in U.S. history, freedom of religion has meant different things.  

What does the New Testament actually say about the "first day" of the week?  

Even in the midst of all the excitement of the Olympics, Sabbath rest is important.  

By the time of Christ's ministry on Earth, the Pharisees had made a burden of the Sabbath with multitudes of rules. Here's how He set it right ...  

Poland has recently passed legislation that will require most retailers to close on Sundays. What does it mean for Sabbathkeepers?  

History is replete with examples of governments that have sought to support religion yet ended up repressing religious groups that hold alternate views.  

In an effort to promote Sabbath observance in Israel, laws requiring shops to close during Sabbath hours are being put into place.  

While the Bible is full of wonderful promises, let’s look at a few that are especially focused on the Sabbath.  

Although the world's political and religious scene are still divided, Bible prophecy presents the soon coming union of religious and political entities.  

Millions made plans to start 2018 with new resolutions and goals. As Bible believers, we have the opportunity to make a new start every week!  

As our world rushes into a tailspin of moral decay, Jesus’ words offer an anchor of safety, consistency, and rest.  

The pope recently exhorted Christians to make Sunday worship a priority in their homes and communities around the world.  

According to Bible prophecy, the future of our country and world will change dramatically when it comes to religious liberty.  

A new law could create serious issues for the separation of church and state that safeguards our religious liberty.  

Each day of life is a blessing, but God gave us the Sabbath as a special weekly blessing to enjoy.  

The history of the Sabbath in America reveals God's providence in inspiring ways!  

Why did Sunday worship replace Sabbath worship in the early Christian church?  

A behavioral economist has been advocating the seventh-day Sabbath as a solution to the constant stress that we face in our plugged-in world.  

Part of why Jesus came to our planet was to demonstrate the true purpose of the seventh day and repair the breach in God's law. Will you join His mission?  

Here are five reasons why remembering the Sabbath is still important today!  

As the Reformation began to spread throughout Europe, many began to discover the Sabbath truth.  

The final conflict in earth's history will center on the choices we make to follow or reject God’s law and true worship.  

We can see in our world today that man’s laws are on a collision course with God’s laws.  

A Polish work union has presented a draft of a new law to the parliament that would ban trading on Sunday. What are the implications?  

Are Ten Commandments monuments on public land a violation of the First Amendment?  

People often point to Acts chapter 20 as evidence that Paul regarded Sunday as sacred. Is this a correct understanding?  

As we near the Second Coming, we need to make decisions today to choose to obey God rather than man when our religious liberty is threatened.