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Getting Down to the Roots: Do the Old Testament Laws Still Apply To Us Today?
In the Old Testament, God gave the Israelites the Ten Commandments, setting up the foundational precepts for how we are to conduct our lives. Soon after, God wrote the Levitical Law with Moses outlining how the Old Testament Jews were to live their lives prior to Christ’s first arrival on earth.
But recently, there has been a movement looking to recover the lifestyle dictated by the laws found in the Old Testament.
The Struggle is Real: 4 Steps to Confidently Navigate a New Age of Ambiguity
The Christian faith is rational and reasonable and is not a blind leap of faith into the unknown.
Are you Qualified? How to Level Up your Leadership Skills—Part 2
When the Christian life gets tough, we need to dig in deeper and understand that Christ gives the us the endurance to push through the difficult times by helping us know and understand the big picture.
Cracking the Code of Conduct: Why Does Objective Morality Matter?
Objective morality matters because it is the lens through which we view our own actions and decisions. Either our decisions and actions are governed by God’s definite standards or they fall in alignment with a reckless and crazed culture.
3 Ways to Theologically Tackle the Trolls of Your Faith
Why is it so important to know exactly Who Christ is?
Because whatever shapes your thoughts on Who Christ is what forms the foundation of your life—how you view the future, how you build your identity, how you talk, and where you go. Because Christ as the Creator of all things, is before all things.