Weekly Survey: a new survey every Gregorian Monday.

The Old Testament saints looked forward in faith to what Christ would do on the Cross, and we, in the New Testament era, look back in faith to what He did. Where do you stand?

A Christian man bent on living out Christianity for himself and seeking to apply it around him will have to fight and resist Satan’s schemes every minute of the day and endure in his resistance till his/her last breath. Where do you stand?

It is the solemn duty of every Christian to wage war to prevent himself from being caught up in the current of godless living that prevails around him. We must fight to keep ourselves from being harmed by the world and our worldly communities. Where do you stand?

The only foods fit for consumption are those in harmony with Yahuwah’s Law. Where do you stand?

Many centuries of pagan tradition have convinced people that heaven is their "home" and their reward when they die. Nevertheless, the biblical record is plain: Yahuwah's Kingdom will be established on the earth He created, and it will be an everlasting Kingdom. Where do you stand?

Contrary to what is believed by mainstream Christianity today, the Bible teaches that when Yahushua Christ returns, the Kingdom of Yahuwah will be established on earth! Where do you stand?

You have heard it many times at funerals and probably have said it yourself at some point: “They are in a better place… they have gone home.” Our hymns even reflect this Platonic idea of the soul’s escape from the body. We must rid ourselves of this mantra that speaks of going to heaven when we die as if we will have come to the end of our journey. Where do you stand?

Contemporary visions of the “afterlife” stand in stark contrast to the uniquely Christian hope in the resurrection of the dead. Where do you stand?

The deity of Christ's interpretation of John 1:14 contradicts the central theme of the Gospel and the words of Yahushua recorded in this very same Gospel. Where do you stand?

So, like a magician adept at sleight of hand, Trinitarianism - by its very own definition of who God is - eliminates the “humanity” or the “flesh” of Yahushua the Messiah. Where do you stand?

Interpreting the short phrases in John 1:1 and John 1:14 as describing a second God, a “God the Word” or “God the Son” or a “Son God” “becoming a man” is a complete contradiction to everything that has come before in the Bible and everything that comes after. Where do you stand?

In the Gospel of John, Yahushua stated that receiving eternal life (life in the age to come, resurrection life) involved knowing two “persons”: “Father…this is eternal life, that they know You, the only true God, and Yahushua Christ whom You have sent” (John 17:1, 3). Where do you stand?

John does not say that he recorded these signs, so we would believe that Yahushua is Yahuwah. Instead, John recorded the signs so we might believe that Yahushua is the “Christ/Messiah, the Son of Yahuwah.” Where do you stand?

When you are in need of divine help, it is always appropriate to urge Yahuwah’s mercy, which is the reason why you should be helped. Where do you stand?

It is important to remember that every request must be made in faith. Yahushua emphasized the importance of faith, saying, “Whatever things you ask in prayer, believing, you will receive” (Matthew 21:22). Where do you stand?

The Bible fits together so that one part can give us clues to interpret another. The serious student of the Bible will glean information from the scope of Scripture to assist in interpreting any verse. Where do you stand?

When life is smooth, we tend to rely on ourselves, but that does not teach us to rely on Yahuwah. Where do you stand?

The adoption of the Trinity doctrine resulted from a process of theological exploration that lasted at least three hundred years. The Scriptures provide no support for the Trinity doctrine. However, adopting pagan concepts led to the development of Trinity teaching. Where do you stand?

The teaching of the three Cappadocian theologians "made it possible for the Council of Constantinople (381) to affirm the divinity of the Holy Spirit, which up to that point had nowhere been clearly stated, not even in Scripture." Where do you stand?

The original Church's unity of belief was lost as new beliefs, many borrowed or adapted from pagan religions, replaced the teachings of Yahushua and the apostles. Where do you stand?