The Lord’s Day Challenge
One question. One verse. Can Sunday actually be identified as the Lord’s Day from Scripture?
Read the article ↗Church history, Bible prophecy, the Sabbath, the gospel—and the questions people would rather avoid. No sound bites. No taking my word for it. Let's open Scripture and examine the evidence.
Two articles that show the heart of this ministry: question assumptions, follow the Scriptures, and keep Jesus at the center.
Where does Scripture actually call Sunday the Lord’s Day? One Bible text is all I'm asking for.
Read the challenge ↗ Deep dive · Daniel 7–8Before the Second Coming. Inside Daniel’s prophetic courtroom. With Jesus as our High Priest.
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One question. One verse. Can Sunday actually be identified as the Lord’s Day from Scripture?
Read the article ↗Was the Sabbath known before Sinai? Examine Creation, Paul’s writings, and the familiar Sunday texts.
Read the article ↗Historical statements about Sabbath, Sunday observance, and competing claims of religious authority.
Read the article ↗A Scriptural examination of Conrad Vine’s argument about tithe, the storehouse, and church leadership.
Read the article ↗Daniel 7 and 8, the heavenly sanctuary, and Christ’s work as our High Priest.
Read the article ↗How the Reformation helped restore biblical truths symbolized by the heavenly sanctuary.
Read the article ↗What does the Bible reveal about the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?
Read the article ↗A guided walk through one of the most debated chapters in biblical prophecy.
Read the article ↗The Two Witnesses, the French Revolution, and Revelation’s prophetic symbols.
Read the article ↗A historical treatment of the transition from seventh-day Sabbath to widespread Sunday worship.
Read the article ↗Examine Ellen White’s statements and competing readings of the king of the north in Daniel 11.
Read the article ↗A call to take seriously the spiritual challenges facing the people of God.
Read the article ↗Explore how the earthly sanctuary pointed forward to the ministry and sacrifice of Christ.
Read the article ↗A creative exercise imagining an apostolic-style letter addressing contemporary questions.
Read the article ↗An imagined letter challenging modern Christianity to examine its beliefs and practices.
Read the article ↗An appeal for spiritual renewal, faithfulness, and a return to Christ.
Read the article ↗A chronological guide to end-time events and the prophecies surrounding them.
Read the article ↗Historical and linguistic evidence relating to the continuity of the weekly cycle.
Read the article ↗A response to common accusations about Seventh-day Adventism, tested against Scripture.
Read the article ↗How should Christians weigh spiritual claims, experiences, miracles, and teaching?
Read the article ↗Does Hebrews 4 teach that Jesus replaced the seventh-day Sabbath? Look carefully at the biblical language.
Read the article ↗Jesus and the Sabbath: what did He actually challenge, and what did He uphold?
Read the article ↗Examine Mark 9 and the biblical evidence on death, judgment, and hellfire.
Read the article ↗A Scripture-based look at Michael and his identity in Daniel, Jude, and Revelation.
Read the article ↗What did Christ actually teach about death, resurrection, and the final judgment?
Read the article ↗Examining common New Testament objections to the seventh-day Sabbath.
Read the article ↗Compare Daniel and Revelation to trace the biblical identifying marks of the Antichrist.
Read the article ↗A look at Pope Leo XIV and questions about the prophetic significance of his papal name.
Read the article ↗Continuing the biblical examination of eternal security and perseverance in faith.
Read the article ↗Can salvation be lost? Begin a two-part study of the once-saved-always-saved teaching.
Read the article ↗A personal reflection on Jacob’s time of trouble and trusting Christ in coming trials.
Read the article ↗Is Luke 16 a literal description of the afterlife or a parable with a deeper lesson?
Read the article ↗Examine Paul’s writings on resurrection, death, and the hope of eternal life.
Read the article ↗Does grace abolish God’s commandments? Explore Paul’s actual teaching.
Read the article ↗An extensive study on the message of John the Baptist and its spiritual significance.
Read the article ↗An extended comparison of the seven churches, seven seals, and seven trumpets of Revelation.
Read the article ↗Explore the connection between the seventh-day Sabbath and Revelation 14:6–12.
Read the article ↗What does the Bible say about overcoming sin through the power of Christ?
Read the article ↗A study of the biblical covenants and their significance for God’s people.
Read the article ↗What does Lot’s escape from Sodom teach us about God’s final warnings?
Read the article ↗The promise of the Holy Spirit—and preparing our hearts to receive Him.
Read the article ↗A challenging biblical reflection on ideologies, wrongdoing, and accountability.
Read the article ↗Who are the 144,000, and what kind of faith prepares them to stand?
Read the article ↗An examination of questions about women’s ordination in the light of Scripture.
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Prophecy, Reformation history, Scripture, and the Great Controversy deserve more than a quick caption. That's why I also publish longer studies and reflections on Substack.
I hope these articles make you think. Better yet, I hope they send you back to Scripture, asking questions and examining every claim against the Word of God.
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This is another very common objection to the Sabbath. Many will often claim, “Jesus is my Sabbath!” This, of course, is just an excuse to reject the real Sabbath and to continue doing what you want. Let’s look at it from the Bible.
One of the more common objections I have heard in regard to the Sabbath is the claim that Jesus broke the Sabbath. But is that a Biblical claim? Let’s study and find out.
Mark 9:43-48 is often cited by many in an effort to try and prove eternal hellfire. But, is that what it really teaches? No, it doesn’t. When we compare all the Scriptures in the Bible on this topic, it becomes extremely clear that nobody goes to Heaven or Hellfire at death, and hellfire doesn’t even exist yet. So, what does this passage mean? Let’s study and find out.
Jesus and Michael, the archangel, are one and the same person. Now let's talk about how from the bible. Now searching the name Michael will yield about 15 results, but five of those, at least five, refer to Jesus. Three of those appear in the book of Daniel, one in Jude, one in Revelation.
Know, I don't know who needs to hear this, but Jesus did not speak on hellfire more than he spoke on any other topic. He actually spoke on God and heaven more than anything else. Okay. But what did Jesus teach on death and hell? Well, let's start with the story of Lazarus.
So I received a comment on one of my Instagram posts with several objections as to why this person believes the Sabbath no longer applies in the New Testament time period, starting with Christ came to fulfill the law. Now we're gonna go through each objection in this post, and see what the Bible says.
The identity of the antichrist has been revealed as has the mark of the beast. Now what are they? Thankfully, the Bible gives us several key characteristics that there is only one possible option for who the antichrist is. Now one fundamental principle we need to lay down for this study is how Daniel chapters two, seven, and eight all parallel each other. They simply use different symbols to discuss the same topic, each time with additional details.
By now, most, if not all of you, know that the Catholic Church elected a new pope. He has taken the name of Leo XIV, and he is also the first American pope from the USA. Here's a few reasons why this could be very significant and prophetic.
A popular belief amongst Christians today is the doctrine of Once Saved, Always Saved. Why is it so popular? Doubtless there are some who genuinely believe this. But there are others who simply use it as an excuse to live as they please, and still trying to have assurance of salvation. Is this idea Biblical? Or is it a dangerous deception invented by the devil? Let's study together and find out.
This is one of those hotly debated topics within the various circles of Christianity. Some say the doctrine of OSAS is false, some say it’s true. But, what does the Bible say? In this study will be explained what the Bible says on this topic. Once Saved, Always Saved is a false doctrine. But why? And why do so many people defend it tooth and nail?
This false doctrine is built on a few major tenets. These are as follows:
You know, recently I was driving my work truck. It was about week ago. (A week and two days by the time you're reading this.) And it was raining. It was raining HARD. It was deafening. The sound from the rain completely drowned out the sound coming from the radio. But after a few minutes, the rain died down and I could hear the music again.
And this made me think of what is coming in the near future. God's people are going to go through the HARDEST trial any humans, aside from Jesus, have ever had to go through. And it will take some serious faith. Daniel says this about that time that is not far distant.
The parable of the rich man and lazarus is found in Luke 16:19-31. It is hotly debated about whether or not it is a parable or if it was a story that actually happened. However, when studying the Bible on this topic, it becomes abundantly clear that it is a parable.
It is pretty common to hear or see people reference the apostle Paul when trying to sustain their belief that people go to heaven or hell at death. However, when studying the entire Bible on this subject, it becomes abundantly clear that Paul never taught the concept of the immortal soul, or the idea of and eternally burning hell.
Many people teach that the apostle Paul releases us from obedience to the Ten Commandments. But, what does the Bible ACTUALLY say?
A long study on comparing the seven churches, the seven seals, and the seven trumpets.
A long study on comparing the seven churches, the seven seals, and the seven trumpets.
What connection does the doctrine of the Sabbath have with the Three Angel’s Message of Revelation 14:6-12?
Is complete victory over sin really possible? According to the Bible, yes, it is.
God wants to give us the Holy Spirit. Are we ready to receive Him?