Weekly Survey: a new survey every Gregorian Monday.

The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) was spot on when he opined: “There is no opinion, however absurd, which men will not readily embrace as soon as they can be brought to the conviction that it is generally adopted.” Where do you stand?

Do you agree with Newton when he stated “the human race is prone to mysteries, and holds nothing so holy and perfect as that which cannot be understood. However, Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in multiplicity and confusion of things”?

It is impossible for any Bible-based and ‘Christ-centered’ church to uphold the Trinity that was never mentioned by Christ or the apostles, unless it follows the Roman creed of inerrancy and superiority of the Church’s teaching and tradition over the Bible? Where do you stand?

Being “fathered by Yahuwah,” “born again,” or “born from above” is a reality that entails much more of a response than the fleeting mental agreement to some ideas during a moment of time. Where do you stand?

The benefits of being fathered by Yahuwah in the present time and in the future are lavishly poured out toward those who want to respond. Yahuwah’s victorious overcoming of the world, through his uniquely fathered Son, is a reality which we now enjoy by faith. This also means that we will be entering an incorruptible inheritance in the age to come. Where do you stand?

Yahushua from the beginning claimed to be the promised Messiah. He never claimed to be Yahuwah, the God of Israel (who is also the God of Yahushua!). He never claimed to be “The Great I AM” of the OT. He did, however, repeatedly claim to be the unique Son of Yahuwah. Where do you stand?

Many Christians are Christians in name only. They prioritize doing the will of Yahuwah only after they have accomplished other goals they set for themselves. This is why Yahushua, just a few verses after giving the Lord’s Prayer, warned his hearers to get their priorities straight. “You cannot serve [Yah] and mammon.” Where do you stand?

There’s a reason for it, of course, “For He does not afflict willingly, nor grieve the children of men.” (Lamentations 3:33, NKJV) The reason is that struggle gives us opportunities to develop our characters. As someone astutely observed, “The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.” Where do you stand?

When you have been gifted with Heaven’s own resources to fight your battles and conquer your problems, settle for nothing less than a complete victory. Partial victory does not honor Yahuwah the way full and complete victory does. The resources of Heaven are just waiting for your request for aid. Where do you stand?

WLC believes that the coming of Christ during the Day of the Lord is remarkably confirmed in the two Thessalonian epistles. Ironically, these two letters have been used to prove the pre-tribulation view, but they both witness against this in a remarkable way. Where do you stand?