Recently, I engaged with a post on the AskGramps website discussing the question of Sunday as the Sabbath. I offered a response grounded in scripture and Restoration theology. That response was later removed by the site’s moderators. I do not presume intent, nor do I take offense. Questions surrounding the Sabbath have long been shaped by inherited tradition, cultural practice, and historical development. The Restoration invites us to reexamine such questions carefully, not to unsettle faith, but to refine it through revealed truth. One of the great gifts of the Restoration is that it does not ask us to rely solely on post-apostolic tradition or majority practice. It calls us back to first principles, to Creation, covenant, and the direct word of the Lord. With that spirit in mind, I am reposting my full response here, not as a critique of others, but as a contribution to ongoing study and sincere inquiry. I offer it in the hope that it will encourage thoughtful engagement with the...

  A Return to the Church Yeshua Actually Built If we are serious about following Yeshua, then we have to be honest enough to ask a simple question. Are we following the Church He built… or the versions that came later? Yeshua did not leave behind a vague spiritual movement or a collection of competing traditions. He said plainly, “I will build My church, and the gates of the grave shall not prevail against it” (Matthew 16:18). That means something very concrete. It means that what He established did not disappear. It was not lost, replaced, or overruled. It continued. So if Yeshua was not mistaken, and He was not, then the faith He lived, taught, and handed to His disciples still exists in the world today. The tension is this. Much of what is called “church” today does not look very much like what we see in the Gospels and Acts. So it is worth slowing down and asking. If Yeshua were physically walking among us today, what would He actually be teaching? What would His communit...