This special series is designed to help you and other Christians to be able to identify false preachers and teachers in your church, your denomination, conferences and concerts you attend, and online, radio and television programs you read, hear and watch. As we’ve been documenting in the series, false preachers are everywhere and into everything Christian.

We are answering tough questions from Christian teens about a variety of subjects. The current topics deal with how God saves people.

In the last part of our series, we saw that God used two prophets to help rebuild the Temple that the Babylonians had destroyed decades earlier. Their names were Zechariah and Haggai. We saw how God blessed Judah with revival through their ministry. What we didn’t see in the last part of our series is what they said. We find those words in the Book of Zechariah and the Book of Haggai.

Much of what's written in the Qur'an does not agree with the Bible. How can that be? Which one should we believe to be true? Muslims believe the Qur'an is accurate and the Bible we have was corrupted by early Christians. Christians believe the Bible is accurate and the Qur'an is not. Which one is it?

Many Mormons wonder why Christians don’t believe Mormons are also Christians. Should Christians “not criticize” other religions or their adherents? Are they “good Christians” if they don’t criticize other religions? My answer is simple –

Let's see what we can learn about revival beginning with the proclamation of King Cyrus of Persia.

The purpose of this new series, A Closer Look, is to address the challenge our Lord has given us to preach the Gospel and make disciples (Matthew 28:18-20). We are looking deeply into the basics of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and how to share it effectively with family, friends and others God leads into our lives. We are looking at the importance of personal evangelism and how to use apologetics as we tell others of the wonderful grace of our mighty God.

In this section of our study, we are looking at the sayings of Jesus to His disciples prior to His crucifixion. 

King Nebuchadnezzar took a large group of Jews captive about 597 BC. Ezekiel, a priest, was one of those Jews taken captive. Let’s see what we can learn about revival from Ezekiel.

I began a five-month investigation as an atheist in early 1971 to determine three major claims of Christianity. My investigation looked at – (1) Does God exist? (2) Is the Bible a credible ancient historical document? (3) Did Jesus of Nazareth exist, and did He die on a Roman cross and rise from the dead? 

I became a Christian following my investigation and these became my core beliefs: