Here are two interesting quotes concerning the Sabbath.
…It was not, however, without a reason that the early Christians substituted what we call the Lord’s day for the Sabbath. The resurrection of our Lord being the end and accomplishment of that true rest which the ancient Sabbath signified, this day, by which …

Deb shared this yesterday in a comment and I thought it was important enough to share with those who don’t read the comments.

“What a sweet thought this is, that the Church of God is on it’s way to one blessed inheritance!  The family of God are all traveling to one loving Father.  In a little …

“The evangelical landscape in America is unlike anywhere else. Here you aren’t dealing with a majority of atheists or false religions. What we have to combat the most is a majority of folks who’ve received enough Christianity to damn them. They’ve jumped through an evangelical hoop and claim Christ on their Facebook, but …

Your conscience is the undying echo of God’s holy law in your soul.

Mock and laugh if you dare; but you know that is the truth. You may never acknowledge it this side of eternity; but you do not even question that fact. You know it is so. Your conscience is the undying echo …

“We cannot come to Christ to be justified until we have first been to Moses,

to be condemned. But once we have gone to Moses,

and acknowledged our sin, guilt and condemnation,

we must not stay there.

We must let Moses send us to Christ.”

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John …

So is the Old Testament Law worthless? By no means!

The law serves a most necessary purpose.

They [unbelievers] will never accept grace

until they tremble before a just and holy Law.

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I do not believe that any man can preach the gospel

who does not preach the …

Some have questioned the present application of this text to Christians who have been divorced and remarried. Are believers prohibited by Deuteronomy 24:1-4 from remarrying their original spouse in cases where there has been an intervening marriage? One could argue that the concern for “sin on the land” would limit the application of …