Today we find ourselves living in a fast-paced technical and scientific world. It is a world in which knowledge is becoming an essential part of living. Knowledge, accompanied by skill, is becoming part of even having a job. They say that employment prospects for a person without any skills are becoming remote.

And yet, for all the emphasis placed on learning, little emphasis is being placed on the need for any religious knowledge-such is labelled as 'superstition', and is to be scorned.

Have you ever been tempted to do something that you know you shouldn't do? Have you ever experienced an inner desire — a silent voice within you — suggesting that you do something, and that no one will ever know? What prompts us to have these feelings, or to do things that we somehow know that we shouldn't do?

A response to those who believe that a follower of Jesus Christ must keep the seventh day as a holy Sabbath.

Keeping the Sabbath.
There are a number of religious groups that assert that the Christian believer must keep the Sabbath Day, and that this day is Saturday - 'the Lord's Day' - and not Sunday. It is generally claimed that the sabbath was given to mankind to observe, 'more than two thousand years before the existence of a Jew'. What validity do these statements have, and how important is the Sabbath to today's Christian believer?