Does it matter whether we obey the Commandments? Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could ask Jesus Christ if keeping the Commandments is still necessary, especially to receive eternal life?

8. "You shall not steal." The Eighth Commandment safeguards everyone's right to legitimately acquire and own property. God wants that right honored and protected.

6. "You shall not murder." Who possesses the authority to take human life? Who has the right to make that decision? The emphasis in the Sixth Commandment is on the word you. You shall not murder! You are not to...

The Bible uses a variety of names for God. He calls things what they are, and He calls Himself what He is.

Do we realize how fragile our existence is, how constantly dependent we are on God’s care?

1. "You shall have no other gods before Me." Establishing, developing and maintaining that personal relationship with the true and living God is the most important commitment we can ever make. That is the primary focus of the first of...

Many religious people embrace the idea of loving others as themselves but remain blissfully unaware of how the Bible defines love. As a result, they do not understand the necessity of putting into practice the biblical principles that determine the...

Are Christians today required to keep the Ten Commandments?

God’s law, given to mankind thousands of years ago, has life-changing relevance today.

Few people realize that the Old Covenant was essentially a marriage covenant.

Today's democratic system of government in Western nations is based on liberty that is both defined and guaranteed by law. Biblical freedom or liberty is no different. Without law, there can be no effective or lasting liberty.

When God confirmed the Sinai Covenant with ancient Israel, He summarized how He wanted the people to respond.

Eternal life comes as a result of God's grace. It is His gift, unearned and undeserved on our part.

The religious authorities who accused Jesus Christ of breaking the Sabbath have been described as having a legalistic approach. But what does the term legalism mean?

Did Jesus replace God's previous commandments with just this one new commandment?

The popular belief that the New Covenant abolishes God's law reflects a misunderstanding of both covenants.

Consider for a moment the penalty that each of us brought on ourselves by sin.

Perhaps the most widespread controversies about the teachings of Jesus concern His attitude toward the laws of God recorded in the Old Testament.

Some people believe that the early Church's decision in Acts 15 freed Christians from the need to obey the laws revealed in the Old Testament. But is this the case?