If Scriptural continuity is our quest, then we should seek to be in full compliance with the Bible, no matter what Christian or Jewish "traditions," or societal obstacles stand in our way. Through the advent of many Believers embracing the Hebraic heritage of our faith, many questions arise. Did the Torah or Law of Moses truly get "nailed to the cross"? Did God change His mind about the Biblical dietary requirements, His appointed times, and those things which make His people set-apart from the world? How are we to understand the significance of these things?

In an effort to be Biblically sound, we examine many of modern Christianity's traditions in light of the practices of the first Believers in the Messiah.

A Messianic Perspective On Halloween
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 October, 2003

The Christmas Challenge
by J.K. McKee

posted 12 December, 2001

Does the New Testament Annul the Biblical Appointments?
by J.K. McKee

posted 31 May, 2002

Have We Been "Made Dead" to the Truths of God's Word?
by J.K. McKee

posted 25 September, 2001

How Do We Properly Keep Kosher?
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 November, 2006

Is Circumcision for Everyone?
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 May, 2004

Is Messiah the Termination of the Torah?
(or: Is Christ the End of the Law?)
by J.K. McKee

revised edition
posted 20 January, 2004

The Last Sedar
by J.K. McKee

posted 07 December, 2005

To Eat or Not to Eat?
by J.K. McKee

posted 15 April, 2002

What Are the Lord's Appointed Times?
by J.K. McKee

posted 28 September, 2005

What Is the Problem With Easter?
by J.K. McKee

posted 10 March, 2002