Home › Hebrew Roots › Testing Claims › Was the Cross a Pagan “Tammuz” Symbol? Was the Cross a Pagan “Tammuz” Symbol? Testing the Tammuz Claim in History and Scripture Bottom Line: The cross was a Roman execution device, not a pagan religious symbol. Romans used multiple crucifixion forms. No ancient source links the cross... 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 →
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 →
Christmas: Fact, Fiction, Faith 7 Common Hebrew Roots Claims About Christmas: What Scripture and History Actually Show Examining Christmas trees, December 25, pagan origins, biblical feasts, and Christian freedom. Every Christmas season, familiar questions resurface. Is Christmas really a pagan holiday? Does Jeremiah condemn Christmas trees? Did Christians borrow December 25 from Roman sun worship?... Continue Reading →