In modern times, we as Christians for the most part remember the first Sabbath, the Sabbath of the Seventh Day. However, we typically reject the other four Sabbaths: Passover, Yom Teruah (today called Rosh Hashanah), Yom Kippur, and Sukkot.
It is unfortunate that some Christian today seem to be unable to look past their own discomfort to attempt to understand why the concerns of the LGBTQIA+ might be applicable or relevant the Church. Do people think LGBTQIA+ people feel love from institutional exclusion and extreme historic
“If they shall say unto you: Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: Behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not.” -Matthew 24:26 Growing up, one question I was ask quite a lot was why I belonged to a cult. As a child I didn’t know what a cult was, and I quickly found that those asking the question also didn’t understand the meaning of the term either. Most confused the idea of a cult with…
The Book of Mormon tells us that there are 2 churches, “one is the Church of the Lamb of God, and the other is the church of the devil” (1 Nephi 3:221 RAV, 14:10b OPV). Yet there seems to be literally hundreds of thousands of churches on the earth today. How can this be?
Yes, there are those out there that call us “sheep” for accepting the vaccine the Lord has provided us through the miracle of science. And I for one am happy to be one of Jesus’ sheep, as He is the Good Shepherd.
When we come to God not out of fear, but out of love, we present God as love. We love that God loves us, and we love others as God loves us.
If we can cease our contentions and quarreling, and love one another, then we can truly be called Saints and live as Israel in teshuvah, becoming not one in denomination, yet one in Christ.