What I Didn't Know About the Sabbath
I thought the New Testament Church observed the Sabbath, but I was wrong.
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What I Didn't Know About Sunday
What I didn't know about Sunday, I found in the Bible!
The Wojak Was Right: Jesus Was NOT a Jew
The meme’s “Jewish Jesus” is a later Catholic forgery. Marcion’s First New Testament—the Evangelion and Apostolikon—strips away every interpolated Jewish detail and reveals the true Christ: emissary of the unknown, wholly good God who came to liberate humanity from Yahweh.
Are You Able? Sermon on The Feast of James, Apostle (Matthew 20:20-28)
Sermon: Are You Able? The Feast of James, Apostle (Matthew 20:20-28) July 25. Jesus asked: are you able to drink the cup that I am to drink? James and John answered: we are able. Jesus said: you will drink my cup. Acts 12:2 records the fulfillment in a subordinate clause. He did not flinch.
☦️ Orthodox Devotional — Tuesday, April 28, 2026
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Appointed to His Service - The Call to Ministry
Is the call to be a minister similar to that of any other vocation, or is it wholly unique from secular careers? This is a short seminary paper I wrote on the subject.
The Feast of James the Apostle: An Anglican Prospective
Article: The Feast of James the Apostle: An Anglican Perspective: July 25: Saint James. First among the Twelve to be martyred. Acts 12:2 gives him two verses. The man who was at the Transfiguration, who slept in Gethsemane, who asked for the seat of honor — gone in a subordinate clause. This is what drinking the cup looks like.
