Does Acts 15 give believers just four requirements—or a starting point for learning God’s ways? In this teaching, Chris explores the “One Law” debate through Torah, the New Covenant, and what it means to be grafted into God’s family through Yeshua (Jesus).
The message presents the case for Torah observance as a shared walk of faith, while recognizing that individual commandments apply according to a person’s circumstances. It also connects the discussion to Halloween and the account in Acts 19 of believers abandoning their former magical practices.
Topics include: • Acts 15 and the significance of Moses being read every Sabbath
• Adoption, being grafted in, and belonging to God’s family
• The New Covenant and God’s law written on the heart
• Sabbath, biblical festivals, and dietary commandments
• Acts 19 and leaving former practices behind
• Following Yeshua and staying the course in a Torah-centered life
Read the passages in context, consider the teaching, and share your questions and Scripture-based reflections in the comments. Please keep the discussion respectful and focused on the interpretation of Scripture.