SHOULD CHRISTIANS FOLLOW THE OLD TESTAMENT LAWS? 🤔✨

Does the Bible really forbid wearing clothes made of two fabrics or getting tattoos? And if so, are Christians just PICKING AND CHOOSING which laws to follow?

Here’s what many people don’t realize: the Bible speaks of an OLD COVENANT and a NEW COVENANT—but what does that actually mean?

This one symbol helped early Christians survive persecution—most people miss what it really means.

You’ve seen it on cars and jewelry… but the story behind it could change how you see your faith.

That’s right- I’m talking about the earliest Christian symbol, the fish

There are three layers to this symbol, practical, protection and revelation.

There have been many people throughout history who claimed to be prophets of God or said they had new revelations from Him.

So why do we believe Noah, Moses, Abraham, Elijah, Daniel, and Samuel when they said they were prophets—
but not others who claimed to have revelation from God, like the Gnostics or the writers of books that were not accepted into the Bible, such as the Gospel of Thomas?

It’s not just about who claimed it the loudest.

Do you have to be baptized to be saved?

No—I’m not going to settle a theological debate that’s been going on for thousands of years in a 90-second video.
But I am going to explain one key verse at the center of this conversation

Do you ever feel like you're trying to hear from God, but it's like trying to catch a radio station that's just out of range, and it just sounds like static?

I used to spend a lot of my prayer time talking at God. I'd come in with my list of requests, but then I was out before I could even get a response or have an actual dialogue. I was making wishes to a genie instead of realizing that I was talking to an actual person, a father. Read our blog to learn more.

In Judges, Jephthah makes a vow: “Whoever comes out of my house when I return in victory, I’ll offer to the Lord.” His only daughter runs out to greet him. And he keeps his vow. We’re left with the haunting question: Would God really want a life destroyed just to keep a promise? Read our blog to learn more.

Matthew 1 isn’t just an introduction or a mere list of names. It’s a testament to God’s incredible capacity for redemption, His grace that surpasses human understanding, and His unmatched skill in weaving together every event and individual into His grand design. As we read further into the New Testament, and as we journey through our own lives, let’s carry the lessons from this chapter with us: that God uses the unexpected, and everything, no matter how small or big, is part of His perfect plan. Read our blog to learn more.

Matthew 1 isn’t just an introduction or a mere list of names. It’s a testament to God’s incredible capacity for redemption, His grace that surpasses human understanding, and His unmatched skill in weaving together every event and individual into His grand design. As we read further into the New Testament, and as we journey through our own lives, let’s carry the lessons from this chapter with us: that God uses the unexpected, and everything, no matter how small or big, is part of His perfect plan. Read our blog to learn more.