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When it comes to matters of the Torah, there are some things that are deemed more important by our Creator than others. How do we determine what is of greater or lesser weight? Join us as we test out the concept of weightier matters.

A segment from NBC's "The West Wing" has recently been receiving attention in the media because of it's relevance to the US Supreme court ruling on gay marriage. In this segment, the writers for the show employ several straw-man arguments to attack God's law in an attempt to portray His commandments as ridiculous and outdated. In this installment of the Answering Atheists series we will refute these erroneous claims and show how God's laws are a blessing to those who keep them.

It is common to hear that we are already in the rest of our Messiah. This doctrine exists to support a theory that we are to no longer literally rest every Sabbath. Do you know where that doctrinal support is found? Have you ever tested that doctrine? You might be surprised to learn when we actually enter that rest.

It is common to hear that we are already in the rest of our Messiah. This doctrine exists to support a theory that we are to no longer literally rest every Sabbath. Do you know where that doctrinal support is found? Have you ever tested that doctrine? You might be surprised to learn when we actually enter that rest.

What does it mean to be in the New Covenant? You might be surprised.

A segment from NBC's "The West Wing" has recently been receiving attention in the media because of it's relevance to the US Supreme court ruling on gay marriage. In this segment, the writers for the show employ several straw-man arguments to attack God's law in an attempt to portray His commandments as ridiculous and outdated. In this installment of the Answering Atheists series we will refute these erroneous claims and show how God's laws are a blessing to those who keep them.

The parable of the wineskins and garments by our Messiah is interpreted by some to be best understood as out with the old, and in with the new...meaning a new law of God. If that is true, then why did our Messiah say no one should want the new, for “the old is good.” There appears to be a problem with the typical understanding.

Who are the blind? Who cannot see? This short teaching may open some eyes

When it comes to matters of the Torah, there are some things that are deemed more important by our Creator than others. How do we determine what is of greater or lesser weight? Join us as we test out the concept of weightier matters.

What do we do when a doctrine fails the logic test?