Tag: doctrine

One Law or Two? Acts 15, Torah & Following Yeshua

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.

Reformers and Early Church Fathers were Primitive and Violent People

Reformers and Early Church Fathers were Primitive and Violent People. John Calvin and Martin Luther were completely fine having individuals publicly executed for disagreeing with their doctrines. The “early church fathers” had no problem pronouncing eternal judgment on people who disagreed with their doctrines and also using violence to enforce their beliefs. Those who used violence to enforce doctrine in the first century were exclusively the bad guys so it is of the highest level of irony that once Christianity attained to power, it also resorted to violence. Let us learn the lessons of the past and greet each other with love and patience, allowing for the Holy Spirit to lead us in growth toward Yahweh and His Son.

Be Comfortable in Your Belief System

Be Comfortable in Your Belief System: Whether you are Catholic, Protestant, or wear some other Christian moniker, please learn about your faith, where its practices come from, and then either be comfortable with it or make a change. Learn where the key doctrines of Sunday, Christmas, Easter, and the Trinity came from and contrast that to the first century church.

The Apostle Paul

Paul is an Apostle

Understanding the Apostle Paul and the doctrines that depend on his writings can take years of study. This in-depth message can shave a lot of time from your efforts and help make the entire bible more understandable. Key points in this message:

First understand the rest of the Bible from Genesis to revelation.

Select a Bible that is up to date on the most accurate manuscripts and literal while also being easy to comprehend.

Understand how first century Jews communicated, particularly how they communicated when referencing scripture and doctrine.

Come to the realization that without Paul’s writings, the bible doesn’t apply to gentile converts at all.

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The Aleph and the Tav

Explaining the myth versus the truth of the doctrines about the Aleph and the Tav. For more on myths versus truths, please watch the message here Myths versus Truth – (firstcenturychristianity.net)

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Myths versus Truth

A message about the myths that circulate the commandment keeping Christians such as Messianic, Hebrew Roots, and Sacred Name Movement folks.

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