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Throughout the history of the church it has traditionally celebrated certain feasts in order to commemorate and remember portions of the biblical narrative. Through the years the number of feasts grew to burdensome levels. At the time of the Reformation there were close to fifteen major feast days, plus nearly every day marked a “saint’s […]
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A version of the following article was published on Christward Collective. “God’s intention was to bless his people through the constant and conscientious observation of the [Sabbath], week after week and year after year. Believers are sanctified through a lifetime of Sabbath observance. In other words, the Sabbath is designed to work slowly, quietly, seemingly
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The name, Practicing Worship, conveys at least two ideas: repeating and improving. Repeating A common command in the Scriptures is to ‘remember,’ implying, of course, that we forget. I have joked that a perk of being a naturally forgetful person is that old jokes are always new. However, it’s not a trait that the Lord