I get a lot of responses to my articles on the Sabbath. In this article, I will try to summarize some of the responses and questions that I receive and the answers that I give.

In this article, we examine the questions how we should handle false teaching. Should it be corrected privately or publicly? How should we view accusations against ourselves or others?

The Bible teaches us that we should not give a cause for offense to anyone. But what does that mean? How does a Christian stand for truth and not give a cause for offense? Let’s talk about it together.

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In this article, we look specifically at what it means to be obedient to the gospel.

In this article, I take a look at an article that doesn't seem worth the time, but sadly some fall for the horrible arguments presented inside.

This is the first in a planned series contrasting modern popular false gospels with the true gospel from Christ.

We examine the problems of denominationalism and whether or not it is approved by Christ.

One of the biggest criticisms of Christendom today is the division that is clearly evident through the thousands of denominations. We can see that there should be unity.

One of the things that is talked about all the time in the religious world, but mostly is misunderstood, is demons and demon possession. I have heard people talk about them as evil animal-like creatures. I have heard them talked about as spirits who possess you and make you sin. I have heard them talked about as the driving power behind witches and wizards. But what does the Bible say about demons?

Premillennialism basically is the idea that we are living before the 1000 year rule of Jesus on earth. Premillennialists claim that they take the Bible literally. People who believe that the prophecies are referring to something spiritual instead of literal do not believe the Bible.

Organizations like World Bible School are based on the pride of men thinking that they can create a better system than Christ created in His church. How did Jesus really design His church do its work? In this article, we examine this idea in contrast man's designs.