Hebrew Roots Movement: Should Christians uphold the Law of Moses?

Mike distinguishes two Hebrew Roots positions: (1) the law is required for salvation (a major error), and (2) the law is morally obligatory though not salvific (the more common position). He argues Christians fulfill the law indirectly by walking in the Spirit — following the heart/spirit of the law rather than the letter. Walking in love fulfills the law; walking in faith through trust in Christ who fulfilled the law on our behalf also fulfills it (e.g., Christ as our Passover sacrifice, Day of Atonement). He invokes the Spirit vs. letter distinction from Scripture.