How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A fast, one-paragraph response to the main question. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of how dinosaurs fit on the Ark without getting lost in details. A Deeper Look... Continue Reading →
How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A fast, one-paragraph response to the main question. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of how a “very good” creation changed after the Fall. A Deeper Look A fuller... Continue Reading →
Did God Create Dinosaurs? How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A fast, one-paragraph response to the main question. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of what the Bible says about dinosaurs in everyday language. A... Continue Reading →
Home › Hebrew Roots › Feasts › Final Pastoral Chapter: Romans 14, Law of Christ, Conscience, Unity Bottom Line: Romans 14 teaches that Christians may differ on days and practices without condemning one another. The goal is not “calendar conformity,” but Christ-centered unity. We honor conscience without turning it into a covenant requirement, and we... 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 →
The Council of Nicaea in A.D. 325 is often misrepresented in modern discussions, deemed the birthplace of Christmas and Easter, among other claims. However, historical evidence shows it addressed doctrinal issues, particularly Arianism, and standardized the date for Pascha. Myths attributing pagan origins to Nicaea lack any ancient support.
Is Santa Satan? A Christian Response Every December, Christians encounter bold claims about Christmas traditions. One of the most shocking comes from Hebrew Roots teachers: the idea that Santa is actually Satan in disguise. The argument sounds spiritual at first—but when we test it against Scripture and history, a very different picture emerges. How to... Continue Reading →
Every December, a familiar claim resurfaces — especially in Hebrew Roots circles: “Santa is Satan in disguise.” Jim Staley’s Truth or Tradition? teaching popularized the idea, but the evidence doesn’t support it. Here’s a quick breakdown of the major claims and why they fall apart. Myth 1: “Santa = Satan because the letters match.” Truth:This... Continue Reading →
Every December, Christian parents ask the same questions: Should we do Santa with our kids? Is it lying? Does Santa distract from Jesus? Is it wrong… or harmless fun? Some families are all in on Santa.Some absolutely avoid him.Most are somewhere in between, wondering what to do. This isn’t just theoretical for me — it’s... Continue Reading →