Many Christians today are confused about what they believe. They are not sure if other religions are okay or if they are the same as Christianity. Many Christians have bought into the lie that there are many ways to God and Christianity is just another one of those ways.My intention today is to help you get a better understanding of what Catholics believe. There is a lot of confusion about the Catholic Church. Although it is a very large church claiming over one billion followers.

Many Christians today are confused about what they believe.They are not sure if other religions are okay or if they are the same as Christianity. Many Christians have bought into the lie that there are many ways to God and Christianity is just another one of those ways.Today we shall look at the beliefs of the Mormons or Latter Day Saints as they like to be called.You may remember a few years ago One of the candidates for the Republican primary for the President of the United States, was Governor Mitt Romney from Massachusetts who was a Mormon. This caused a lot of discussion on TV and among Christians about whether Mormons are Christians or a false religion.

Mulsimssay their religion can be traced back to the book of Genesis. Abraham had two sons: Isaac and Ishmael. Isaac’s descendants become the Jews. Ishmael’s descendants become Muslims.Today we will look further into the history and beliefs of Islam.

Today we continue our Misquoted series discussing how many believe we can alter our life situations through the power of positive thinking or speaking. While words are very powerful, they are not as powerful as God’s creative word.

Our highly spiritual culture tends to understand God and religion as “Therapeutic” meaning, “God/religion will help me feel good.” On the contrary, the gospel presents us with a suffering Savior who calls us to also take up our crosses and follow him.

It is all too easy to allow our cultural context to blind us to the magnificent—if sometimes hard-to-swallow—truths of Scripture.

It is all too easy to allow our cultural context to blind us to the magnificent—if sometimes hard-to-swallow—truths of Scripture.