Skeptics of the Bible often accuse God of being inconsistent, cruel or unjust. Is He a God of love, or a God wielding harsh punishments sometimes on large swaths of people? The argument stems from …
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Drunk With Blood, Part Two: Understanding Love sabbaththoughts.com
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Plan of Salvation, Human Beings
In Part Two of this series, we learn that Godly love makes a clear distinction between right and wrong, good and evil—and what’s more, it refuses to condone or approve of anything wrong or evil. …
Drunk With Blood, Part Three: Beyond Justice sabbaththoughts.com
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Plan of Salvation, Human Beings
We know that sin, unchecked and unchallenged, spreads like a disease. We know that God’s decision to put an end to corruption is just, fair, and ultimately an act of love from a patient God …
God’s Days of Worship ucg.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Plan of Salvation, Holy Days, Weekly Sabbath
God has given us seven annual festivals, or feasts, on which to worship and honor Him. By observing them according to His instruction, we can understand His ultimate plan for humanity. It starts with the …
Husbands – A New Creation thefatherscall.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Marriage, Man/Husband/Father, Family
To understand our potential is perhaps the greatest knowledge we can be given. The God Family is recreating itself in us, and everything They do is for a reason. God ordained the institution of marriage. …
Sabbath Rest sabbathcog.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Weekly Sabbath, Sunday Worship
Some say that the Sabbath is just a Jewish day, or even further minimized, no longer commanded as it was nailed to the cross. Is this truly the case? The Sabbath is a part of …
Wives – A Help Meet thefatherscall.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Marriage, Woman/Wife/Mother, Family
To address the role of a woman can be a tricky subject, dare we say even a prickly one, but you might be surprised to learn about the specific role of women as defined and …
Has God’s Law Been Done Away? – Ken Murray ucg.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Law, Law Done Away
A fundamental question looms over much of Christianity today: Has the law been done away? What does Christ have to say about this – as He should be the foremost authority on the matter. There …
God of Anger or God of Love? – Brian Orchard vision.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in God, Reconcilliation
Much is often said about the harsh God of the Old Testament and the gentle Christ in the New Testament. Are there indeed examples of a God endorsing sexism and racism threaded throughout the Bible?
Whiter Than Snow – Jeremy Lallier sabbaththoughts.com
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Grace, Sin, Repentance
King David’s story is a case study in the peaks and valleys of dedicated obedience to God and the brutal realities of sin. Being willing to face his sins was one of his strengths. He …
What Is God Really Like? – John Ogwyn tomorrowsworld.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in God, Holy Spirit, Trinity
So many religions, so many conflicting views about God. And what about the Trinity? If there are so many differing versions of God, how can you know which one is true? There is a definitive …
What is Repentance? – Darris McNeely ucg.org
Julie Modad
3 years ago in Repentance, Days of Unleavened Bread
What is true repentance? Is it feeling badly about what you’ve done wrong? Is it just a matter of saying you’re sorry? What does God really say about repentance? Yes, it is an acknowledgement of …