THE biblical HOLY DAYS:
GOD’S PLAN FOR HUMANITY - the path to true meaning
In a world searching for identity, purpose, and stability, the Bible offers something deeper than temporary meaning: a divine plan.
God’s Holy Days — the Sabbath and annual feasts — reveal that plan step by step. These days are not relics of the past; they are God’s blueprint for salvation, celebrated by Jesus Christ and the early Church, and filled with meaning for believers today.While society faces rising anxiety, confusion, and moral drift, God offers a rhythm of life rooted in rest, hope, and spiritual clarity.
The Holy Days show us who God is, what He is doing, and how we are meant to live. They teach us how to walk as Jesus walked and align our lives with God’s purpose for humanity.
While society faces rising anxiety, confusion, and moral drift, God offers a rhythm of life rooted in rest, hope, and spiritual clarity.
The Holy Days show us who God is, what He is doing, and how we are meant to live. They teach us how to walk as Jesus walked and align our lives with God’s purpose for humanity.
SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS
Does science contradict the Bible, or does it require it? Explore the history of scientific discovery — from Aristotle to Einstein —and discover how the consistent laws of the universe point directly to a divine Lawgiver. Learn why the Bible and science are not in opposition, but are complementary reflections of God's order.
THE EVIDENCE OF JESUS OUTSIDE THE BIBLE (NON-CHRISTIAN SOURCES)
Can we prove Jesus existed using only non-Christian sources? Discover the historical accounts from secular writers like Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny the Younger. Despite their general hostility toward the early church, these historians provide indisputable evidence of Jesus’ life, His crucifixion under Pontius Pilate, and the early belief in His divinity.
THE HISTORICAL RELIABILITY OF THE NEW TESTAMENTS AND GOSPELS (KNOWING THE NEW TESTAMENT IS RELIABLE)
Explore the historical evidence that confirms the reliability of the New Testament. From the unlikely details of the crucifixion to the embarrassing abandonment by the disciples, this study examines why the Gospel accounts were impossible to fabricate and what that means for our faith today.