THIS is real question that must be answered: Has the Sabbath weekly cycle been lost? Has humanity somehow misplaced the very day God sanctified at Creation? Scripture declares plainly: “Then God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it” (Genesis 2:3, NKJV). The Fourth Commandment reinforces it: “The seventh day is the Sabbath of the LORD your God” (Exodus 20:10). The question is not whether God made a specific day holy — He did. The real question is whether we can still iden

EVERY YEAR, the world pauses on January 1st to celebrate what is commonly called New Year’s Day. Fireworks explode across the night sky, crowds count down to midnight, glasses are raised in celebration, and many speak of “new beginnings.” On the surface, it appears harmless—after all, what could be wrong with acknowledging the start of another year? Yet when we examine the origin, symbolism, and timing of New Year’s Day through history and Scripture, a far more complex and so

[Is Romans14:5–6 a Free Pass to Abandon God’s Sabbath and Holy Days?] Romans 14:5–6 is often quoted as a sweeping permission slip—proof, some say, that God’s Sabbath and biblical holy days are optional, subjective, even obsolete. But a careful reading of Paul’s words, within their historical, literary, and theological context, reveals something very different. Far from dismantling God’s holy time, Romans 14 actually defends unity amid non-commanded practices. It does not eras

December 21 (this year, 2025) marks the winter solstice--the shortest day and longest night in the Northern Hemisphere. At this precise turning point, the sun reaches its lowest arc in the sky. From here, daylight begins its slow return. To the modern observer, this is a neutral astronomical event. To the ancient world, it was something far more powerful: a cosmic signal loaded with religious meaning. For millennia, civilizations watched the heavens with awe. They observed pa

[Reconstructing the Birth of Christ Through Scripture, History, and Chronology] FOR centuries, December 25 has been widely celebrated as the birthdate of Jesus Christ. Yet when the New Testament accounts are carefully examined, especially through the lens of biblical chronology, priestly rotations, and historical context. The traditional date begins to unravel. Scripture does not leave us guessing in the dark. While it never states a specific calendar date, it provides a care

IMMEDIATELY after the Feast of Tabernacles, God’s great annual festivals concludes with an often-overlooked celebration—the Eighth Day (Leviticus 23:36, 39). This final festival points far beyond the Millennium to the ultimate fulfillment of God’s plan—the dawn of eternity. It reveals what lies beyond the thousand-year reign of Christ: the time when death will be no more, and all things will be made new (Revelation 21:4–5). God’s purpose for humanity was never limited to mort

THE question of whether “the last day, that great day of the feast” (John 7:37) refers to the seventh day of the Feast of Tabernacles or the following Eighth Day (Shemini Atzeret) has long stirred discussion. When the biblical text, Jewish practice, and first-century context are carefully examined, it becomes clear that Jesus’ declaration occurred on the seventh and final day of the Feast of Tabernacles, not on the separate Eighth Day. Contrary to the common Churches of God t

Practical Steps and Common Objections Answered WHEN Christians hear about the Feast of Tabernacles, many instinctively respond, “But that...

The Day of Atonement—known in Hebrew as 'Yom Kippur'—is perhaps one of the most unique and solemn festivals in the Bible. Unlike other...

WHY settle for “weak and beggarly” traditions when you can embrace the rich and meaningful Holy Days ordained by God Himself? The apostle...

ON the evening of September 7-8, 2025, the heavens put on a breathtaking heavenly display. The moon slips through Earth’s shadow,...

A GROWING number of Christians today are rediscovering the truth of the biblical Sabbath. However, some argue that with the passing of...

FOR centuries, the question has lingered in the minds of sincere believers: Who changed the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday? The answer...

FOR MANY professing Christians today, Sunday is treated as the "Lord's Day" or a new Sabbath. But is this shift from the seventh-day...

IN A TIME when many Christians dismiss the Sabbath as merely an Old Testament relic, the Scripture boldly affirms that God’s Sabbath rest...

IT'S OFTEN alleged that, during New Testament times, the Pharisees and the Sadducees disagreed about how to count Pentecost. That the...

On What Day Did God Tell Us to Keep the Feast of Weeks / Pentecost, and When Do We Begin to Count? The day we observe Pentecost is...

THANK YOU everyone for joining us in this season of rejoicing for the feasts of Passover and the seven (7) days Unleavened Bread (April...

FROM the Editor: Passover 2025 falls on April 12. The Passover Lamb in ancient Israel is killed between the two evenings ('evening' means...

AS a student or employee, do you still have a hard time defending yourself not to attend your classes (or overtime work) falling on a...