The Hebrew Roots Movement is gaining traction in churches, promoting Torah observance, Sabbath-keeping, and Old Testament dietary laws as essential for Christians. This article dives into their beliefs, providing insight to help you recognize and address these teachings.

Can Christians eat pork? This article dives into the Biblical history of God's dietary laws, exploring both sides of the debate. From God's original vegetarian design to the New Covenant through Christ, we examine what Scripture says about eating pork and whether it's prohibited for Christians today.

The Sacred Names Movement claims that our Lord should not be referred to as “Jesus.” Instead, we should only use his Hebrew name “Yeshua.” Some even go so far as to say that calling Him “Jesus” is blasphemous. But, is that what the Bible says?

Should Christians keep the Sabbath? The Sabbath was originally given to Israel as a sign of their covenant with God and a reminder of their deliverance from Egypt. With the New Covenant established by Christ, Christians are no longer required to observe the Sabbath or follow the Law of Moses. Instead, they are instructed to gather for worship on the first day of the week.

Is tithing still relevant today? Many people talk about tithing (or giving 10%) to their churches. So, what does God say about tithing?...