In the gospel of Matthew Jesus predicted that in the last days believers would walk away from the Law of God, and that the ramifications of this decision would be catastrophic. We are now living in a time when some ministers are downright hostile to the law, openly calling for Christendom to be “unhitched” from the Old Testament Scriptures, and many Christians have become comfortable with this message. We are nearing a tipping point, and like the proverbial frog in a simmering pot, we seem unaware that our current doctrinal waters are quickly approaching the boiling point.

    

Apologia for the Law and the Sabbath is unapologetic in its defense and brazen in its endorsement, as it shows how the gospel, faith, and grace are all rooted in the Old Testament Scriptures and that to do away with the law is to dispense with our most cherished beliefs. It summons Christians to abandon the all-or-nothing approach to the law and shows how believers need not become Judaizers nor legalistic in order to walk this ancient path.

 

Discover the code that runs all through the Holy Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, its unbreakable unity, and how God longs for believers to observe his law. The connection between the New Covenant and the Old Testament Law, the difference between legalism and lawfulness, and how the Scriptural way to love God is to keep his commandments.