To Sabbath or Not to Sabbath? | Biblical Teaching DVD

It's Never Been Easier to Understand the Bible.

Are Christians required to keep the Sabbath? And does it matter whether you worship on Saturday or Sunday?

For centuries, Christians have debated the meaning of the Sabbath, its place in the New Testament, and whether believers are still required to observe the seventh day of the week.

Some teach that Saturday worship is essential to salvation. Others believe Sunday replaced the biblical Sabbath. Still others claim that worshiping on Sunday is connected to the Mark of the Beast.

But what does the Bible actually say?

In To Sabbath or Not to Sabbath?, explore one of Christianity's most debated doctrinal questions through a careful examination of Scripture.

This teaching examines the Sabbath commandment, the practices of Jesus and the apostles, and the New Testament's instructions concerning the Law, grace, worship, and Christian freedom.

In This Teaching, You'll Discover:

• The Origin of the Sabbath: Why God established the seventh day and what it represented
• The Fourth Commandment: What the Old Testament teaches about remembering the Sabbath and keeping it holy
• Jesus and the Sabbath: How Jesus addressed Sabbath observance and challenged religious traditions
• The Early Church: What Scripture reveals about worship and gatherings among New Testament believers
• Saturday vs. Sunday Worship: Whether Christians are commanded to worship on a particular day
• The Law and Grace: How the New Covenant affects the believer's relationship to Old Testament commandments
• Is Sabbath Observance Required for Salvation? What the New Testament teaches about faith, obedience, and salvation
• The Mark of the Beast: Whether the Bible supports the claim that Sunday worship constitutes the Mark of the Beast
• Christian Freedom: How believers should approach questions of worship, conscience, and biblical truth

Is Saturday Worship Required for Salvation?

The Sabbath was an important part of God's covenant with Israel, and its observance was specifically addressed in the Ten Commandments.

But the coming of Jesus Christ and the establishment of the New Covenant raise important questions about how Christians should understand Old Testament requirements.

In Colossians 2:16–17, the Apostle Paul wrote:

"Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ."

What did Paul mean? And how should Christians apply these words today?

Understanding the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant is essential to answering the Sabbath question.

Is Sunday Worship the Mark of the Beast?

One of the most controversial claims surrounding the Sabbath is that worshiping on Sunday represents the Mark of the Beast described in Revelation 13.

But does Scripture actually make that connection?

This teaching examines the biblical description of the Mark of the Beast and challenges viewers to distinguish between what the Bible explicitly teaches and what religious traditions or interpretations may claim.

When it comes to salvation and obedience to God, our convictions must be established by Scripture—not simply inherited from tradition.

Discover What the Bible Really Teaches

The Sabbath question is about more than choosing a day to attend church. It involves understanding God's commandments, the purpose of the Law, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and the freedom believers have under the New Covenant.

Whether you've wondered about Saturday worship, Sunday services, Sabbath observance, or the relationship between the Law and grace, To Sabbath or Not to Sabbath? provides a biblical examination of these important questions.

Perfect for personal Bible study, family discussions, small groups, Sunday school classes, and church teaching.

Includes English and Spanish language options.

It's Never Been Easier to Understand the Bible.

Tradition may shape what we practice, but Scripture must determine what we believe.

Discover what the Bible teaches about the Sabbath, Christian worship, salvation, and the New Covenant in To Sabbath or Not to Sabbath?