God's Law

"But he who looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it, and is not a forgetful hearer but a doer of the work, this one will be blessed in what he does" (James 1:25).

Contrary to much of mainstream ideology, God's law was never "done away with," "nailed to the cross" or rescinded. God's law still applies to you today—find out why and how.

Featured Content in God's Law

You've Got to Stand for Something!
by Randy Stiver

Many today have embraced tolerance for everything, mistakenly thinking they haven't taken a stand. But no stand is often also a stand. How can you decide what you will stand for?

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Whatever Happened to Sin?
Darris McNeely
Gary Petty
Steve Myers

Even though our world is morally and ethically adrift, discover how your life can be based on a set of moral absolutes.

Posted June 7, 2013 | 1 comments
Be Christian or Don't--There Is No In-Between
A blog post by Mitchell Moss
Be Christian or Don't--There Is No In-Between

A surprising number of my friends on Facebook changed their profile pic to this photo. I guess the number itself wasn't so surprising as the number of them whom I would've assumed considered themselves Christian. Even Rob Bell, the famous evangelical minister known far and wide openly supports gay marriage.
Posted March 28, 2013 | 18 comments
The Woman With The Alabaster Flask
Skip Miller
The Woman With The Alabaster Flask

In today's society we see abundant examples of both famous and not so famous individuals doing things for a good cause. But is this 'good' enough in God's eyes?

Posted March 18, 2013 | 0 comments
Faith Alone?
Steve Myers

You can not earn salvation. But does faith abolish God's law?

Posted February 21, 2013 | 4 comments
Biblical Questions for the President and You
Darris McNeely
Gary Petty
Steve Myers

Given a chance, what would you ask your country’s leader as he or she begins a term in office?

Posted January 4, 2013 | 1 comments
Are You Following a False Teacher?
Steven Britt
Are You Following a False Teacher?

The Devil has invaded professing Christian churches on a dramatic scale unbeknownst to their multitude of followers.

Posted December 13, 2012 | 6 comments
Do You Love the Law of God?
Gary Antion

Do you love God's law? God gave the Ten Commandments out of His love for us. And they teach us to love our God and they teach us to love our fellow man.

Posted November 16, 2012 | 4 comments
God's Law and the New Covenant

Many assume that, because Jesus Christ instituted the New Covenant, God's laws are thereby made obsolete. They lean on this argument to ignore His commandments. But what does Jesus Himself say?

Posted November 15, 2012 | 0 comments
Following in the Footsteps of the Apostles

Why are the beliefs and practices of the United Church of God quite different from so many other churches? Perhaps a better question to ask is why so many churches' beliefs differ from the Bible. You need to know the fascinating story!

Posted November 15, 2012 | 0 comments
Who Is Your Moral Authority?
Ken Martin

Who determines what is right and wrong for you? Society today has many answers to this question. Mr. Martin teaches the biblical moral authority we should follow.

Posted August 21, 2012 | 0 comments

Videos in God's Law

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Fate, Fortune and Your Future

What's ahead for your life? Turn to the only dependable resource that can show you what your future really holds.

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You Have a Destiny

You were created for a magnificent future. Discover the profound purpose for your life and what you should be doing about it.

God's Law Sermons

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God's Covenant with Us; Our Covenant with God
Presented by Matthew Fenchel

A reminder about the things that God has promised to us that He has committed himself to, but also a reminder of the duties and obligations that we have, just like Israel had duties and obligations.


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Posted August 11, 2011 | 0 comments |
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The Olivet Prophecy: The Prescription For Such a Time as This
Presented by Donald Ward

The three parables of Matthew 25 instruct us on how to be ready and how to be so doing. They give us great insight on how to exercise judgment, mercy, faith with God and all humankind. So let's ask ourselves, is your lamp filled with oil to the point that you're willing to lay down your life for the brethren? Are you using what talents God has given you in serving the brethren so that your talents are increasing?


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Posted May 5, 2001 | 1 comments |
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Related Booklet

The New Covenant: Does It Abolish God's Law?

The New Covenant: Does It Abolish God's Law?

Does the New Covenant negate God's law and do away with any need to obey the Ten Commandments and other laws of God? The belief that it does has long been a popular teaching in traditional Christianity. We'll thoroughly examine this question in this booklet. Even more important, we'll address the real purpose of God's biblical covenants—more than one—and their vital role in the Creator's overall plan for mankind. It's highly important that we understand their true meaning.

Bible Study Course Lesson 1 - Why the Bible is the Word of God

Bible Study Course Lesson 1 - Why the Bible is the Word of God

For many millions, God's Word is unexplored and uncharted territory. Yet the Bible is not only designed to help humans beings cope in a world caught up in all kinds of crisis. It contains the good news of the Kingdom of God—showing how God will solve the many problems of a world edging ever closer to catastrophe. In this lesson you will discover how the Bible reveals great truths that, when comprehended, can transform your life in ways you've never imagined.

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