Many worshippers have diverted from the concept of "truth to laws." They have restrictly been entangled by laws in the Acient days. They have only taken one portion of the Old Testament to be their view point. Their ideology is base of debate of their emotions and feelings. They would coiling around the actual truth and speak about laws which had ever existed, maybe because of some peculiar situations which they imposed laws on those people at that time.
So, I keep asking myself, are we going to be judged according to the "Laws or Truth." What is a law and what is a truth? Frankly speaking, when Jesus Christ came, He pointed out that we shouldn't think that He came to destroy the laws neither did He removed some of these laws enacted in the time Moses, rather, He came to fulfilled them. Because of the harden hearts of the Pharasees the Moses gave those laws to bind them.
Jesus Christ in His explanations to the fulfillment of the laws was referring the choice of individual not by imposing laws that would entangle him strictly. Of course we cannot disobey certain laws or principles, but the choice is in your own hands. The truth of getting the Kingdom of God are circulating for you to repent, and therefore God has given us ample time to change and believe in him. I haven't seen in no where in the Bible that speak of worshipping on one particular day!, either Moday, Saturday, Friday or Sunday. What the Bible mentioned was to worship him all the time. Many worshippers are putting fears and comfusing people about this law that if you don't worship on one particular day as they believe God has set aside for us to worship, we will not be part of Heaven.
Many of us are affected in life through these laws or principles they are following. To the extent that for some people, they don't even attend funerals on certain days if their Mum or Dad dies, they do not care what will happen. They believe in laws rather than the actual repentance of the heart which give salvation. So, you would see some members fornicating among themselves in the Church that they see it to be normal than disobeying the sabburb day. Beloved, let us follow the truth and the truth shall set us free.