Home Movement C Torahism & Hebrew Roots Why the Lord’s Supper Replaced Passover A Biblical, Linguistic, and Theological Explanation Few questions generate more confusion in Hebrew Roots / Torah-keeping discussions than Jesus’ words at the Last Supper: “Do this in remembrance of Me.” (Luke 22:19; 1 Cor 11:24–25) Because the Last Supper took place in... Continue Reading →
Home › Foundations › Sabbath & Rest › Why God Points to Creation in Exodus 20 Christians often hear the claim: “The Sabbath is a creation mandate for all people because God rested on the seventh day.” And then a sincere follow-up question naturally comes: If the Sabbath isn’t a universal creation command, why does... Continue Reading →
The Feasts of the Bible, Jesus, and the Church Today Movement C: The Church Today The Sabbath, the New Covenant, and the Rest Found in Christ Why Wouldn’t You Want to Keep the Sabbath? A thoughtful, pastoral response for Christians who want to honor God without losing gospel freedom. How to use this post: This... Continue Reading →
Why This Title Matters When we think of Jesus’ titles, we naturally recall “Son of God,” “Messiah,” or “Lord.” Each is powerful and true—but surprisingly, none of these were Jesus’ favorite way to describe Himself. Over seventy times in the Gospels, Jesus called Himself “the Son of Man.” That phrase can sound ordinary to modern... Continue Reading →
God's promise to not remember our sins signifies His choice not to treat us according to our past, highlighting His mercy and forgiveness through Christ's sacrifice.
What Is Demon Possession? This post looks through the pages of God's Word to provide a biblical definition of demon possession.
Can Christians be possessed by a demon? This post explores what the Bible has to say about this question.
Satan influences culture, blinding unbelievers to truth, but believers are freed through Christ. His authority is limited; God's kingdom ultimately triumphs over darkness and deception.
In 2 Corinthians 4:1-6, Paul defends his ministry against accusations of deception, emphasizing that the gospel is powerful without manipulation. He explains that Satan blinds non-believers to the truth of Christ. Despite the enemy's deceptions, believers are empowered by God's truth, light, and protection, ensuring victory over darkness.