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1 Corinthians: “On The First Day of Every Week”

Why did the Holy Spirit inspire the apostle to direct the Christians both in Corinth and Galatia (16:1) to give money and save up the money which was given “on the first day of every week”?… Read More 1 Corinthians: “On The First Day of Every Week”

September 4, 2026September 2, 2026 Jon MitchellLeave a comment

Should Christians Partake Of Communion Every Sunday?

Sunday is a very special day for those in the Lord’s church.  It is the first day of the week.  It is also the day we assemble together to worship our God in spirit and truth (John 4:24) and encourage each other to love and good deeds (Heb. 10:24-25).  However, it is also the day… Read More Should Christians Partake Of Communion Every Sunday?

September 19, 2012December 26, 2017 Jon Mitchell11 Comments

Should We Keep The Sabbath Day Holy?: Part 3

(This is the final part of a 3-part article regarding whether Christians should observe the Old Testament Sabbath holy day.  You are encouraged to read Parts 1 and 2 before reading what’s below.)  Questions That Come Up We have seen that there is nothing in the New Testament to suggest that the Sabbath was made… Read More Should We Keep The Sabbath Day Holy?: Part 3

September 6, 2012December 26, 2017 Jon Mitchell2 Comments

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