Back at the beach and Mike is going to build a sand castle!!! Oh joy....

So here we are at Lake Huron enjoying the sun and waves, and almost drowning…. Oh joy!

Well here’s me Mike and Adrienne driving around Petrolia, Brights Grove, Lake Huron, and the Sarnia Airport.

Well let me see, I guess in this vid there will be oil, rust, and journey though chemical valley.

So here it is my long awaited return by nobody, and the first part of my road trip with Adrienne and Mike.

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The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

The video seeks to correct and clarify the meaning of the passage found in Colossians 2:14-17. There are many misconceptions concerning this passage so this video's aim is to explore the passage in detail   more...in order to answer the ultimate question; that being "What was Paul actually preaching against?"  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can't be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers   more...worship God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources.  less

This video in the Sabbath series seeks to answer why we cannot choose our own Sabbath; that it can be any day in seven. Points discussed to refute this erred concept include:
1) Even Sabbath-keepers worship   more...God every day of the week, that doesn’t mean Sabbath can be every day.
2) Commandment-keeping is not legalism. Christ repeatedly talked about keeping the Law, of which Sabbath is part.
3) Contextually speaking, there is no place in scripture that says we can invent our own Sabbath by simply keeping one day in seven.
4) The Apostle Paul was Torah-observant Christian and did not teach that the Law was done away with.
5) God did not leave it up to man to decide for himself which day to keep holy. Not only is it impossible for man to make anything holy but God’s Sabbath Commandment accounts for EVERY day of the week.
There are many Bible passages, commentaries by various denominations, dictionary definitions, as well as historical citations given in this video. I invite you to pause the video if you need to gather and verify my sources  less

This video, which answers objection #2 that the Sabbath is not part of the New Covenant, seeks to dispell this myth. Part 1 of the 5 introduces the biblical requirements for establishing a covenant; for   more...if we do not know how a covenant is established we certainly will have a hard time discerning where it starts & what are its provisions. Other points made are:
1 – That Christ did not destroy the Law, of which the Sabbath is a part. In fact, He clearly taught that was NOT His mission. Christ was a Torah-observant Jew!
2 – That Jesus, rather than eliminating the Sabbath, taught its proper observance; a wasted endeavor if the Sabbath was not going to be part of the New Covenant.
3 – Christ told His disciples to be prayerful of an event that was to come about 40 years after His death & resurrection that this event would NOT occur on the Sabbath day. Why command them to do this if the Sabbath was to be eliminated for Christians at the cross?
4 – That the Luke speaks of the Sabbath day about 30 years after Christ’s death & resurrection and he doesn't refer to it as the "old Sabbath" or "the Sabbath of the Jews."
5 – That the New Testament refers to 84 Sabbaths being kept in the Book of Acts by the Apostles and other ‘saved by grace‘ Christians. Seems the Apostles were Sabbath keepers!
6 – That Mary (Miriam), Jesus own mother, was observing the Sabbath day "according to the commandment" after Christ shed His blood and established the New Covenant.  less

This video, which answers objection #2 that the Sabbath is not part of the New Covenant, seeks to dispell this myth. Part 1 of the 5 introduces the biblical requirements for establishing a covenant; for   more...if we do not know how a covenant is established we certainly will have a hard time discerning where it starts & what are its provisions. Other points made are:
1 – That Christ did not destroy the Law, of which the Sabbath is a part. In fact, He clearly taught that was NOT His mission. Christ was a Torah-observant Jew!
2 – That Jesus, rather than eliminating the Sabbath, taught its proper observance; a wasted endeavor if the Sabbath was not going to be part of the New Covenant.
3 – Christ told His disciples to be prayerful of an event that was to come about 40 years after His death & resurrection that this event would NOT occur on the Sabbath day. Why command them to do this if the Sabbath was to be eliminated for Christians at the cross?
4 – That the Luke speaks of the Sabbath day about 30 years after Christ’s death & resurrection and he doesn't refer to it as the "old Sabbath" or "the Sabbath of the Jews."
5 – That the New Testament refers to 84 Sabbaths being kept in the Book of Acts by the Apostles and other ‘saved by grace‘ Christians. Seems the Apostles were Sabbath keepers!
6 – That Mary (Miriam), Jesus own mother, was observing the Sabbath day "according to the commandment" after Christ shed His blood and established the New Covenant.  less

This video, which answers objection #2 that the Sabbath is not part of the New Covenant, seeks to dispell this myth. Part 1 of the 5 introduces the biblical requirements for establishing a covenant; for   more...if we do not know how a covenant is established we certainly will have a hard time discerning where it starts & what are its provisions. Other points made are:
1 – That Christ did not destroy the Law, of which the Sabbath is a part. In fact, He clearly taught that was NOT His mission. Christ was a Torah-observant Jew!
2 – That Jesus, rather than eliminating the Sabbath, taught its proper observance; a wasted endeavor if the Sabbath was not going to be part of the New Covenant.
3 – Christ told His disciples to be prayerful of an event that was to come about 40 years after His death & resurrection that this event would NOT occur on the Sabbath day. Why command them to do this if the Sabbath was to be eliminated for Christians at the cross?
4 – That the Luke speaks of the Sabbath day about 30 years after Christ’s death & resurrection and he doesn't refer to it as the "old Sabbath" or "the Sabbath of the Jews."
5 – That the New Testament refers to 84 Sabbaths being kept in the Book of Acts by the Apostles and other ‘saved by grace‘ Christians. Seems the Apostles were Sabbath keepers!
6 – That Mary (Miriam), Jesus own mother, was observing the Sabbath day "according to the commandment" after Christ shed His blood and established the New Covenant.  less

This video, which answers objection #2 that the Sabbath is not part of the New Covenant, seeks to dispell this myth. Part 1 of the 5 introduces the biblical requirements for establishing a covenant; for   more...if we do not know how a covenant is established we certainly will have a hard time discerning where it starts & what are its provisions. Other points made are:
1 – That Christ did not destroy the Law, of which the Sabbath is a part. In fact, He clearly taught that was NOT His mission. Christ was a Torah-observant Jew!
2 – That Jesus, rather than eliminating the Sabbath, taught its proper observance; a wasted endeavor if the Sabbath was not going to be part of the New Covenant.
3 – Christ told His disciples to be prayerful of an event that was to come about 40 years after His death & resurrection that this event would NOT occur on the Sabbath day. Why command them to do this if the Sabbath was to be eliminated for Christians at the cross?
4 – That the Luke speaks of the Sabbath day about 30 years after Christ’s death & resurrection and he doesn't refer to it as the "old Sabbath" or "the Sabbath of the Jews."
5 – That the New Testament refers to 84 Sabbaths being kept in the Book of Acts by the Apostles and other ‘saved by grace‘ Christians. Seems the Apostles were Sabbath keepers!
6 – That Mary (Miriam), Jesus own mother, was observing the Sabbath day "according to the commandment" after Christ shed His blood and established the New Covenant.  less

This video, which answers objection #2 that the Sabbath is not part of the New Covenant, seeks to dispell this myth. Part 1 of the 5 introduces the biblical requirements for establishing a covenant; for   more...if we do not know how a covenant is established we certainly will have a hard time discerning where it starts & what are its provisions. Other points made are:
1 – That Christ did not destroy the Law, of which the Sabbath is a part. In fact, He clearly taught that was NOT His mission.
2 – That Jesus, rather than eliminating the Sabbath, taught its proper observance; a wasted endeavor if the Sabbath was not going to be part of the New Covenant.
3 – Christ told His disciples to be prayerful of an event that was to come about 40 years after His death & resurrection that it NOT occur on the Sabbath day. Why command them to do this if the Sabbath was to be eliminated for Christians at the cross?
4 – That the Luke speaks of the Sabbath day about 30 years after Christ’s death & resurrection.
5 – That the New Testament refers to 84 Sabbaths being kept in the Book of Acts by the Apostles and other ‘saved by grace‘ Christians. Seems the Apostles were Sabbath keepers.
6 – That Mary, Jesus own mother, was observing the Sabbath day, according to the commandment after Christ shed His blood and established the New Covenant.  less