According to Paul, there is a category of poor people whom we should not assist. Who are they?

If we are to stay away from unruly brethren, what makes a brother "unruly"?

Paul told the Thessalonians that they were "chosen from the beginning for salvation." Does that prove God chose them apart from anything He saw in them from eternity past?

Paul clearly taught that God will allow people to be deceived by the antichrist whom He at one time wanted to save. How can this dilemma be reconciled?

If God is all-powerful and could persuade anyone of anything, why doesn't He persuade everyone to believe in Jesus?

Because God allows the future antichrist to work miracles and deceive multitudes, does that indicate that it was never His will for those people to be saved?

David explains the identity of the "restrainer" of whom Paul wrote. And it is that restrainer, or the antichrist, who will be "taken away"?

Although culture is descending into deeper darkness, lawlessness and perversion, David warns us that it will become much worse before Jesus returns.

On the day this episode was filmed, David declared he was certain that Jesus would not be returning that day. How could he have been sure?

Paul believed that the rapture of the church will not occur until there is first a great "falling away" and the antichrist is revealed.