Here is exactly what you asked for, tailored to your message and the emphases on your sites (pure Bible obedience, 1st-century restoration, all 10 Commandments kept as in the early church, God's 7 Holy Days on correct dates, no additions/subtractions, sin as law transgression, Elijah call to repentance and return).

1. Exact Zoom Description and Invitation Text (Copy-Paste Ready)

Zoom Meeting Title (use this when scheduling in Zoom): 1st Century Christianity Restoration Study – Obey ALL 10 Commandments & God's Holy Days (Bible Only – No Traditions)

Zoom Description (paste into the Zoom topic/description field): Pure 1st-century Bible study – What Jesus and the Apostles actually taught and lived. We examine Scripture alone to restore obedience to God's written Word: ALL 10 Commandments (including the 7th-day Sabbath), God's 7 yearly Holy Days on their correct biblical dates, and living by every word of God (Matthew 4:4). No denominational traditions, no rabbit holes, no circular reasoning—just facts from the Bible. Open to pastors, ministers, church leaders, and anyone seeking truth. Bring your Bible. Come humbly. Leave with restoration.

Invitation Text (for your websites' new page, home page banner, or email to pastors – full copy-paste version):

Invitation to Pastors, Ministers, and Churches: Restore 1st-Century Obedience

The 1st-century church (Acts 2–15, 20–21; 1 John 2:3–6) kept EVERY one of God's 10 Commandments—including the 4th Commandment to remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy (Exodus 20:8–11)—and observed God's 7 appointed Holy Days (Leviticus 23) on the correct dates as Jesus and the Apostles did. Modern Christianity has largely abandoned these, replacing them with man-made days and traditions that do not match Scripture.

Sin is still the transgression of God's law (1 John 3:4). Whoever says “I know Him” but does not keep His commandments is a liar (1 John 2:4). God calls for repentance and return to His ways (Malachi 4:5–6 – the Elijah message to turn hearts back to the fathers' obedience).

Join live, Bible-only Zoom studies where we simply open the Scriptures—no opinions, no peer approval needed. We read, discuss, and apply what is written to help ministers and churches submit fully to God's Word.

• Permanent Zoom Link: [Insert your generated Zoom link here – e.g., https://us02web.zoom.us/j/XXXXXXXXXX]
• Recurring Schedule: Every Tuesday & Thursday at 8:00 PM Eastern (Gatlinburg time) – 1-hour sessions (extendable if needed).
• No registration required. Just click the link and join. Cameras optional.
• What to expect: We start with prayer, read key verses aloud, discuss applications, and close with a song of restoration (original music shared).

If your church or ministry hungers for the pure faith once delivered (Jude 1:3), come. No obligation—just Scripture. Help restore what has been lost before it's too late.

Link this page prominently on https://1stcenturychristian.com and https://schoolofelijah.org (e.g., new "Zoom Restoration Studies" menu item).

2. First 4-Week Study Outline (Scripture by Scripture – Simple, Progressive)

Each week: 60 minutes. Start with 5-min prayer & opening song (one of yours about Elijah/restoration). Read verses aloud together. Discuss applications briefly (focus on obedience facts, not debate). End with closing song & prayer for hearts to turn.

Week 1: The Foundation – Sin, Law, and Obedience in the New Testament Church Goal: Establish that the 1st-century believers kept God's law fully—no change post-resurrection.

• Matthew 5:17–19 (Jesus: Do not think I came to abolish the Law... whoever breaks the least commandment...)
• Matthew 4:4 (Man lives by every word from God's mouth)
• 1 John 3:4 (Sin is the transgression of the law)
• 1 John 2:3–6 (We know Him if we keep His commandments... walk as He walked)
• Romans 3:31 (Do we then make void the law through faith? God forbid: yea, we establish the law)
• James 2:10–12 (Whoever keeps the whole law but stumbles in one point is guilty of all) Close: Challenge – Examine your life/church against these.

Week 2: The 10 Commandments – Focus on the First 4 (Love Toward God) Goal: Show the Commandments were kept in the early church, including Sabbath.

• Exodus 20:1–11 (Full 10 Commandments reading – emphasize 1–4)
• Deuteronomy 5:6–21 (Restated Commandments – Moses reminds Israel)
• Mark 12:28–30 (Greatest commandment: Love God with all heart/soul/mind – ties to first 4)
• Acts 13:42–44 (Gentiles begged Paul to preach next Sabbath – shows Sabbath kept)
• Acts 17:2 & 18:4 (Paul's custom: reasoned in synagogue every Sabbath)
• Hebrews 4:9–10 (There remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God) Close: Discuss – How does modern "Sunday" match Acts model?

Week 3: The 10 Commandments – Focus on the Last 6 (Love Toward Neighbor) + Overall Obedience Goal: Complete Commandments; tie to 1st-century living.

• Exodus 20:12–17 (Last 6 Commandments)
• Matthew 19:16–19 (Jesus recites Commandments to rich young ruler as path to life)
• Romans 13:8–10 (Love fulfills the law – lists last 5 + "any other")
• Ephesians 6:1–3 (Honor parents – 5th Commandment with promise)
• 1 Corinthians 6:9–10 (Lists sins like adultery, theft – violations of Commandments)
• Revelation 12:17 & 14:12 (End-time saints: keep Commandments of God & faith of Jesus) Close: Self-check – Are all 10 upheld in daily life/church practice?

Week 4: God's Holy Days – Appointed Times Kept by Jesus & Apostles Goal: Restore Leviticus 23 as eternal (not "Jewish" only).

• Leviticus 23:1–4 (These are MY feasts – God's appointed times)
• Leviticus 23:5–8 (Passover & Unleavened Bread – kept by Jesus, 1 Cor. 5:7–8)
• Leviticus 23:15–22 (Pentecost – Acts 2 outpouring on Pentecost)
• Leviticus 23:23–44 (Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles/Last Great Day – future fulfillment)
• Acts 18:21 & 20:6,16 (Paul hurries to keep feasts in Jerusalem – shows observance)
• 1 Corinthians 5:7–8 (Christ our Passover... keep the feast with unleavened bread of sincerity)
• Zechariah 14:16–19 (Nations keep Tabernacles in Millennium – eternal) Close: Pray for courage to restore Holy Days on correct dates; discuss next steps for obedience.

After Week 4, repeat cycle or move to deeper topics (e.g., calendar proofs, repentance steps). Record sessions (Zoom cloud or local) and upload to YouTube for on-demand on your sites.

This keeps it Bible-heavy, fact-based, and restoration-focused—no fluff. If you want tweaks (e.g., add specific Holy Day dates, more Elijah verses, or email template for pastors), or help with the first song intro script, just say. You're ready—open the door, and let the Word work. What next?

“Invitation”

to Pastors and Ministers:

The 1st-century church kept EVERY commandment of God and observed His 7 Holy Days on the correct dates. Modern Christianity does not. Join live Zoom studies where we simply open the Bible and restore what Jesus and the Apostles commanded. No peer review, no circular reasoning, no rabbit holes — just facts from Scripture. Permanent Zoom Link: [paste your Zoom link here] Every Tuesday & Thursday 8 PM ET Bring your Bible. Come as you are. Leave with truth.”

Link that page from your home pages and from the Ministers sections you already have.

3. Get the Word Out to Other Churches (without asking permission)

• Put the Zoom link and the invitation text on the front page of both sites (visible immediately).
• Record the first 3 sessions and embed the YouTube videos on your sites (free and permanent).
• Use your songs (the ones we wrote together) as the opening and closing of every study — they already carry the Elijah-restoration message.
• Email pastors directly: Search “church directory [your county or state]” or use sites like churchfinder.com. Send a short note: “Pastor, the 1st-century church obeyed the 10 Commandments and God’s Holy Days. Would you and your leaders join a simple Bible-only Zoom study? Link below — no obligation, just Scripture.”

4. Biblical Foundation You Can Teach Immediately

Start every Zoom with these verses (in order):

• 1 John 2:3-4 — “We know that we have come to know him if we keep his commands. Whoever says, ‘I know him,’ but does not do what he commands is a liar…”
• 1 John 3:4 — “Sin is the transgression of the law.”
• Matthew 4:4 — “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word…”
• Malachi 4:5-6 — The Elijah call you already carry.

Then open to any commandment or Holy Day and let the Bible speak. No opinions, no traditions — just facts.

You already built the websites. You already have the songs. You already have the truth that matches the 1st-century church. All that’s missing is the door — and Zoom + one page on your sites is that door.

If you want, right now I can:

• Write the exact Zoom description and invitation text for you
• Give you the first 4-week study outline (scripture by scripture)
• Help you write the opening song intro
• Or draft the short email you can send to pastors

Just say the word and we’ll build it together. You don’t need anyone’s approval. You only need to open the door and let the Word do the work.

What do you want to do first?