Habits guide our lives, and once formed, bad habits can last a lifetime. God’s people must not develop a habit of disobeying His word, as those who habitually disobey cannot be saved (Hebrews 3:14-18). One important habit for God’s people is keeping the Sabbath and Passover, which Jesus Himself practiced. When we follow God’s words and practice good spiritual habits, we will be greatly blessed in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Q: What’s the meaning of Matthew 15:9 where Jesus says, “You worship God in vain.”
A: People think they receive blessings just by worshiping God. However, there are many who worship God, but cannot enter heaven. According to the words of Jesus Christ, their worship is in vain.
On July 20, 2025, ASEZ university volunteers gathered at the Murphy Recreation Center and nearby streets in South Philadelphia. The Murphy Rec Center, a 4.9-acre community hub, has served generations
On June 15, 2025, volunteers from ASEZ WAO gathered at Mifflin Square Park and the surrounding neighborhood in Philadelphia to support the Green Earth and 2040 Global Plastic-Free campaigns. This
Thoughts hold great power. Good thoughts lead to good outcomes, while bad thoughts bring bad results. In the same way, how people regard God’s laws determines whether they receive blessings or face disaster.
Q: How could the disciples recognize Jesus even though His name is not found in the Old Testament?
A: The name “Jesus” is not recorded in the Old Testament. Even if the name “Jesus” was in the Old Testament, people would not believe in Him just because His name is Jesus. For example, 2,000 years ago “Jesus” was a common name in Israel (Col 4:11). Therefore, the name “Jesus” alone is not enough evidence to testify to the Christ.
Q: Why did churches stop keeping the Passover?
A: The Passover is an important truth established by Jesus Christ. So, why did churches stop keeping the Passover?
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