Jesus talks about two ways or roads one may take in life. Dr. Mark Strauss takes us through the two paths and how we can choose the right one.

Should Christians ever judge others? Dr. Mark Strauss breaks down what Jesus says about judgement and generosity in the Sermon on the Mount.

Why is it important not to practice our righteousness so that others can observe it? What does Jesus mean that, if we do this, we have already received our reward?

Is biblical love a feeling or an action? Learn what it means to say that transforming love takes the offensive, and how God demonstrates his love for his enemies.

The Sermon on the Mount: Fulfilling the Law. Did Jesus come to fulfill or replace the Old Testament Law?

The Sermon on the Mount: The Beatitudes

Salvation comes by Jesus Christ through his death on the cross. Are cult members or Mormons or JWs saved? Any religious tradition that says you are saved through works is contrary to what the Bible says: you are saved by faith alone. We can do nothing to save ourselves. God alone is judge. Our responsibility is to love people and pray for them.

Are Roman Catholics and/or Eastern Orthodoxy members saved? Are they true believers? What is really important is that being a member of a denomination does not save you. What brings salvation is authentic faith in Jesus Christ, faith and trust in his death on the cross, that his death on the cross saves you. Thankfully, it is God who decides if we are saved, and we can trust him to do that.

In all the confusion and all the debate about intricate issues of theology, it ultimately all comes down to this thing: Loving God with heart, soul, mind, and strength, and then loving others as yourself. When we do that, the world will recognize Christ’s love in us. They’ll know we are Christians by our love.

If we’re going to share the love of Christ with others, we have to understand what they believe, understand who they are. Muslims already believe Jesus is a great prophet and healer. Share our common love for him and explain the true nature of Jesus’ divine Sonship.

We as Christians owe an enormous debt to the Jews. It was through the Jews that God’s Word was given; through the Jews that God’s covenant was given. We should long for our Jewish brothers and sisters to experience the salvation that was for them, the promises that were given to them.

A worldview is a set of assumptions we hold about the basic makeup of our world; the basis of our values, decisions and behaviors. Learn the primary worldviews, and dive into our worldview as Christians.