In our ministry, we field a lot of questions. We have people from all walks of life, all denominations, and all belief systems, who are coming to Torah and beginning to walk in the ways of Yehovah. They are starting to keep the feast days, reading scripture from the Old Testament which causes them to see the book in a whole new light, and they are beginning to keep the seventh day Sabbath.
There’s a lot of questions.
Some of the most common though revolve around Sabbath.
Is it really necessary to keep the Sabbath?
How do you keep the Sabbath?
Is Saturday the Sabbath? – with the inevitable follow-up, How do you know Saturday is the Sabbath?
The answer to these last questions are the focus of today’s post – and Pastor Mayberry addressed it in a Sabbath Service lesson. The answers are truly fascinating!
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Published by Stephanie A. Mayberry
Stephanie A. Mayberry is a pastor’s wife, author, and encourager of women called to ministry and deeper spiritual growth. Raised in Baton Rouge and now living in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, she serves alongside her husband, Pastor C.W. Mayberry, at Torah Observant Apostolics, where they minister together to a diverse and growing body of believers.
Stephanie has authored several books on faith, women in ministry, spiritual growth, prayer, and living a Spirit-filled life—even (and especially) for Christians on the autism spectrum, including those with Asperger’s. Her passion is helping believers discover that Yehovah’s calling is bigger than their (perceived – self, world, or otherwise) limitations, labels, or past.
A mom and grandma, Stephanie balances Bible studies, writing deadlines, and family life with a strong cup of coffee and a healthy sense of humor. Whether she is speaking, writing, chatting with someone after service, or praying for a stranger in a parking lot, her heart is to encourage others to hear Yehovah’s voice, embrace their unique calling, and walk boldly in the gifts He has placed within them.
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