Please join us for our study this week as we contrast the experience of Muhammad with Gabriel against those in the Bible who Gabriel visited. The difference in the approach and message is startling.

Please join us as we continue our study of Muhammad and the creation of the Islamic faith, specifically as it pertains to Muhammad's troubled childhood, his Qurayshi roots, and the real history of the Ka'bah in Mecca.

Please join us for part one of our new series as we explore the claims of Muhammad and the Qur'an regarding Abraham, Ishmael, and monotheism.

Please join us for our study this week as we discuss the importance of presenting yourself and the Word of God properly online.

Please join us for our study this week as we explore the roots of the Islamic faith, the ONE TRUE GOD, and how it all applies to the promises made to the Jews and the role of Jesus.

Please join us for our study this week as we walk through a step-by-step chronology from scripture of events surrounding the second coming of Jesus and the gathering of the saints. And, if you would be so kind, please watch the entire video before taking the time to submit your comments.

Please join us for our study this week as we highlight a recent development in Isreal with a political leader, Moshe Feiglin, saying he wants to build the third Temple NOW!

Please join us for our study this week as we review recent agreements that form an alliance between Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan. IT all fits perfectly with Daniel and Ezekiel's vision of the end times.

Please join us for our study this week as we explore the faith Jesus requires, which also happens to be the essence of all scripture.

Please join us for our study this week as we put eternity and reconciliation with God in proper perspective. There has always and only been one theme throughout scripture, and there has always been one united voice. God loves us, and He wants a relationship with us, and it is clear that the God of the Old Testament is also the God of the New Testament, because Jesus speaks in both the Old and New AND the Father speaks in the Old and New.