How important is believing in the existence of God? This article attempts to answer this question by referring to religions that do not believe in an ultimate creator God, such as Bhuddism.

The author identifies apostasy and moral degeneration as some of the most important signs that a church has ceased to be a church. The author also adds descriptions of what are called cultic churches, whose confessions may go against the faithful traditional confessions of the church as defined by the Word.

This article considers 2 Peter 1:4, interacting with Free Masonry and its understanding of Christianity.

The practice of mindfulness, a type of meditation, has become popular in modern culture as a way to improve personal well being. However, mindfulness misdiagnoses man's problem. Man is sinful, and the only cure is in Christ through repentance and reconciliation with God.

This article compares suffering in Buddhism and Christianity, and also looks at the cause of suffering.

Is it possible that (according to the Gospel of Judas) Judas was in fact a hero, and that Jesus revealed to him alone the secrets of salvation? Does it make a difference to the gospel of Jesus Christ?

Understanding some major false religions is important for evangelism. This article introduces Hinduism. It shows its characters and how Christians can reach out those trapped in this religion.

This article considers the origin of Buddhism, its various teachings, and why the author is not a Buddhist.

How can Christians reach out to Buddhists? This article explains the history and origin of Buddhism, its teaching, and its contrast to Christianity, and it shares some ways of witnessing to Buddhists.

This article considers how Christ's atoning work gives a right standing with God, something Hinduism cannot provide.

This is the third article in a series on various doctrinal issues facing the church today. This article looks at the differences between Zensism and Brethrenism. The author focuses here on Zensism and its founder, Jon Zens. Zens's claim that he found the one authentic way of being a church has greatly damaged the church of Christ, since Christians are encouraged to leave their churches to join Zensism.

There is currently interest around the gospel of Judas. This article maintains that this book cannot be regarded as a missing piece of scripture, since it has a Gnostic root, and also does not fit in with the relationship between the Old and New Testament.

The Sea of Faith Network, inspired by the writings of Don Cupitt, has become popular over recent years. This is a critique of the Sea of Faith beliefs.