Bible Q & A With Wes White – Who Should We Judge?

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Hi.  I’m Wes White and welcome to another Bible Q&A on cgi.org.

Here’s a question:  “Doesn’t the Bible say to cry aloud and spare not and show my people their sins?  For that reason, shouldn’t I clearly and loudly tell people I know (like friends and neighbors) when they’re sinning?” Continue reading →

Thy Kingdom Come

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by Brandy Webb

Those of us who kept the Feast of Tabernacles are returning or have returned this week. I love the Feast of Tabernacles. It is always sad, though, when it is over. It is such a blessing to be able to partake of God’s Feast of Tabernacles and the Last Great Day. It is a joy to be around His people for eight days, to hear good inspiring messages, and make friends. It gives us a tiny glimpse of what we all hope for and yearn for, the Kingdom of God. I know that the Kingdom of God will be much more enjoyable, but I am grateful to be able to at least get a small glimpse of the Kingdom when I am at the Feast. Continue reading →

Why Do You Keep These Days?

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by Brandy Webb

I don’t know how many times over the years I have been asked, when I had to take off from school or work for God’s Holy Days, if I was Jewish. It never offended me at all. I have family members that are Jewish, but I just found it interesting this misconception of God’s Holy Days as being only Jewish Holy Days. I know it is at the fault of some Bible translators and scholars who have called God’s appointed times (moedims) “Jewish” Holy Days, or the Feasts “of the Jews.”  Yet, is it true that God’s Feasts are only meant for the tribe of Judah? Continue reading →