World's Last Chance

At the heart of WLC is the true God and His Son, the true Christ — for we believe eternal life is not just our goal, but our everything.

At the heart of WLC is the true God and His Son, the true Christ — for we believe eternal life is not just our goal, but our everything.

Weekly Survey

You can’t rely solely on someone else’s word. You have to study for yourself. Anyone can ‘prove’ anything from Scripture if they take verses out of context. Look up the passages on your own and see whether they’re cherry-picking or twisting the meaning. If they are, that’s a red flag. Where do you stand?

Results

Past Surveys

Date
Survey Text
# of Participants
Avg-03-2026
So the days of the prophets are not past. If Yahuwah still sends true prophets, then Satan will certainly produce counterfeits. That’s why it’s crucial to know how to tell the difference between the genuine and the false. Where do you stand?
22
Jul-27-2026
There is no “God the Son.” There is Yahushua, the Son of God—and that is a very different thing. When our thoughts, prayers, love, and adoration focus on Yahushua to the near exclusion of Yahuwah, our Creator, we cross into idolatry. Where do you stand?
35
Jul-20-2026
If Christ had sinned even once, He wouldn’t have been the perfect sacrifice, and Yahuwah could not have resurrected Him. Because He was perfect, Yahuwah raised Him—and His resurrection guarantees ours. Where do you stand?
31
Jul-13-2026
In Galatians 4:24–26, Paul clearly shows his audience that the believer’s inheritance isn’t the earthly Jerusalem—soon to be destroyed—but the heavenly Jerusalem that will come down at Christ’s return. Where do you stand?
28
Jul-06-2026
Yahuwah’s promises are valuable to believers. They provide comfort, courage, and strength when the world opposes us. The more we trust in those promises, the more we notice real change—not just in material blessings but in spiritual growth, stronger faith, and greater confidence in Yahuwah. Where do you stand?
23
Jun-29-2026
There’s a big difference between being ignorant and deliberately holding onto error. As Abraham Lincoln said, “When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either stop being mistaken or cease to be honest.” The same is true of churches, which is why we urge every sincere truth-seeker to stop looking to institutions for light and seek it directly from the Source. Where do you stand?
23
Jun-22-2026
There’s a significant difference between being ignorant and intentionally holding onto errors. As Abraham Lincoln said, “When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either stop being mistaken or cease to be honest.” The same is true for churches, which is why we encourage every genuine truth-seeker to stop looking to institutions for illumination and instead seek it directly from the Source. Where do you stand?
17
Jun-15-2026
Truth mixed with error is far more deceptive than error on its own. Error is weak; truth is strong—and it’s the strength of the truth that gives the attached error its credibility. We have to take this reality seriously. Where do you stand?
25
Jun-08-2026
I spent a lot of time on the WLC website—reading articles and watching videos—and one thing quickly stood out: WLC was willing to admit when new light showed that something they had previously believed or taught was wrong. That really impressed me. Being mistaken isn’t a sin; the danger is when the truth is revealed and we still choose to hold on to error. Where do you stand?
26
Jun-01-2026
There’s already plenty of error in the world. We must know the truth for ourselves—and that comes only through personal study. We also bear a serious responsibility to make sure that what we share with others is genuine biblical truth, free from error. Where do you stand?
23
Maj-25-2026
We don’t need seminary training or advanced degrees to understand truth. Seminaries can offer helpful instruction, but they also pass down the traditions and errors a denomination still holds. Our confidence can’t rest in academic credentials. What we truly need is to go to Yahuwah ourselves—seeking Him directly in His Word. He promises to teach and guide all who genuinely desire to know His truth. Where do you stand?
28
Maj-18-2026
Most people don’t intentionally promote error. However, pastors, priests, and those employed by a denomination or church organization often have a vested interest in defending their organization’s established beliefs, even when Scripture clearly doesn’t support some teachings. Where do you stand?
24
Maj-11-2026
There’s a real danger in putting pastors, priests, Bible teachers, or any spiritual leader on a pedestal. It’s easy to assume their teaching is always correct because they’ve studied more or hold a title. But no one is infallible—and without personal spiritual discernment, we’re vulnerable to error. Where do you stand?
27
Maj-04-2026
If we accept someone’s word on spiritual truth without examining it ourselves, what happens if they’re wrong? There’s nothing wrong with learning from others, but we are still called to compare Scripture with Scripture to determine whether a new idea is truly accurate. Where do you stand?
32
Apr-27-2026
The Bereans listened to Paul without dismissing his message just because it was new, yet they didn’t accept it blindly either. They examined the Scriptures to verify if his teaching was true—and Scripture praises them for it. Where do you stand?
25
Apr-20-2026
The risk of trusting someone else to tell you the truth is that their understanding limits you. It’s much better to learn for yourself! Where do you stand?
17
Apr-13-2026
When one is born again of Yahuwah’s spirit, he does not receive a “Person,” but rather the divine nature of Yahuwah, given to men to transform them into the image of His Son. Where do you stand?
27
Apr-06-2026
It goes beyond the evidence of Scripture to equate the Spirit of Yahuwah with a person distinct from the one God, in the same sense that the Son is different from the Father. Where do you stand?
18
Mar-30-2026
Yahushua did not come in his own authority, as we would expect if he was Yahuwah, but in the authority of the One who sent him. Where do you stand?
32
Mar-23-2026
If Yahushua were Yahuwah, we would expect him to say “our work,” or at least “my work.” Instead, he says that he accomplished the work of the only true God, identifying the Father as that God. Where do you stand?Where do you stand?
27