When was the birth of Christ? Was His birth and place of birth prophesied? Who were the "three wise men"/ Many questions about the birth of Christ - answered.

God is reproducing. He is expanding His family. That is what salvation is all about.

We are to avoid cults. It is a great mistake to follow a man. Here Garner Ted Armstrong discusses cults, many of which result in death. We are to follow Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul said, "Follow me as I follow Christ".

Blasphemy - there is a lot of blasphemy every day. But what constitutes blasphemy?

What is 'true religion' by Biblical definition? Here Garner Ted Armstrong expounds that very point by reference to the scriptures. It's not what many might think.

Are you emotionally mature?

There is a great deal to be learned from the story of Philip and the eunuch. Who was the eunuch? Why was he reading the Old Testament prophets? How quickly can a person really be converted? Must baptism be by immersion? Certainly looks that way.

God's plan for mankind has a beginning and an end. Few people indeed understand what God's plan entails for them.

Can anyone have a clean conscience? All have sinned and fallen short. But is it possible to be completely renewed of mind and put our past behind us?

In the time of Jesus Christ He warned His disciples of false teachers that would arise in the Church of God - not long after His death. The Apostle Paul, and others of the Apostles warned of that wolves would enter, or from among the Church's own members false teachers would arise to decide the flock - teaching fables, "smooth things", teaching false doctrine. As Jesus Christ Himself said, there would be those who would come along and say "I, Jesus am the Christ" (not that they were but that Christ was the Christ) and would nonetheless decide many.

It is exactly the same today among the Churches of God, starting on a large scale (as Mr. Armstrong discusses in the sermon) with the now defunct Worldwide Church, but also plainly discernible in several of the off shoot daughter CoGs led by men with quirky doctrinal differences to the "faith once delivered" - hooks by which to entice church members, and others, to them, by means that Mr. Armstrong surveys in the sermon.