We’re here in Portland, Maine, snowed in and supposed to be catching a flight, but I wanted to share something that happened at a high Sabbath with the Osborne SDA church—a courtroom-style scene where Kyle Howard is literally “put on trial” for his faith. The whole purpose of this video is to encourage you and to show you how significant it is to know your Bible, to know what you believe, and to know how to defend it—because a time is coming when God’s people will be questioned, pressured, and watched. In this courtroom scenario, the accusations come fast: Hosea 2:11, offerings on the first day (1 Corinthians 16:2), Acts 20:7, Revelation 1:10, and Colossians 2. Kyle answers directly from Scripture—distinguishing ceremonial sabbaths from the seventh-day Sabbath, showing the Sabbath pattern in Acts, explaining the evening-to-morning reckoning of biblical time, and clarifying that “Lord’s day” is never called Sunday in the text. He also makes the key point from Deuteronomy 31 that the “handwriting of ordinances” was the law written by Moses and placed beside the ark, not the Ten Commandments written by God and placed inside. My takeaway is simple: truth does not change. And when the moment comes to give an answer, we must do it with meekness and fear, trusting the Holy Spirit to give us a mouth of wisdom that adversaries cannot resist.