These important topics and questions below are discussed and answered in these study articles.

• Learning the truth about Christian Religion. Learn about God, the Bible, and Christianity.
• Do I really want to go to heaven? Am I a Christian?
• What must I do to be saved? How do I become a Christian?
• What is the sinner's prayer, where did it originate, and can it save me?
• Can I be saved in the same way as the thief of the cross was saved?
• What is true worship? Am I worshiping God as He commands? Are mechanical instruments okay in worship?
• Where should I worship? Where is the truth being preached?
• What is the Authority of the Scriptures, and why is it a matter of salvation?
• Apostasy - Can I lose my salvation, or is it once saved always saved?
• Does Holy Spirit baptism save us? Does water baptism save us? Is baptism necessary for salvation?
• Is water baptism by sprinkling or complete immersion, and is it essential?
• What about the thief on the cross? Does this tell us how we can be saved?
• Is faith all I need to go to heaven? Faith only or by faith and works? What are the works of God?
• Are there false teachers in the world today?
• What are denominations, and why are there so many?
• What is the church, and how did it get started?
• Are the Ten Commandments in effect today, and do we still honor the sabbath?
• Should Christians celebrate Christmas and Easter?
• Is Calvinism a false doctrine? Did God unchangeably foreordain everything that comes to pass?
• Is the public beach and public swimming a sin? Is a bathing suit worn in public a sin?
• Do beauty pageants, cheerleading, gymnastics, and certain sporting events reflect Godliness?
• Is there such a thing as a Christian homosexual?
• Is it okay to consume alcoholic beverages in moderation?
• Is it okay to smoke and chew tobacco or dip snuff?
• Why does Christianity seem so confusing? Did God cause all this confusion?

These topics and questions, and more are discussed and answered straight from the Word of God!

Brother Foy Wallace, Jr. made this observation in a sermon delivered back in 1937: "We are living in the day of certified things. We demand certified food and certified clothing, and sometimes, certified checks. But I wonder if people think as much of their religion as they do a bottle of milk? Along the highways, we read the billboards, advertising certain products, warnings against substitutes and frauds and such as, "watch for the trademark" and "take no substitutes." But in religion the masses yield to the flimsy sentiment that it makes no difference what one believes just so he thinks it is all right. As well say that it makes no difference what one eats or drinks so long as he thinks it is all right. Would it be safe to eat rat poison if one should believe it to be salad dressing or dessert? It is not eating that imparts and sustains life, but what one eats. So it is not believing that saves the soul but what one believes. The One who knows what it takes to save said: ‘Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.’ Error cannot be made a substitute for the truth in the saving plan. You had better look for the trademark on your religion."