J. Dan Gill

Honor the Son - The Oneness Dilemma

In "Honor the Son," J. Dan Gill challenges traditional Oneness,  Trinitarian and Arian views of the Son of God. He talks about how theology influences our faith and errors in our theology about Jesus can result in "dishonoring" the Son of God. This is a powerful presentation that everyone should take in and pass along to their friends.

Joel Hemphill

The God of Jesus

Jesus has a God! Joel Hemphill gives us an extraordinary presentation about the God of Jesus Christ. Hemphill tells us that Jesus is not God – but in fact worships God.  Joel Hemphill tells us that we should serve the same God that Jesus serves. This is a strong – very Scriptural presentation.

Kent Ross

Understanding About the Trinity

J. Dan Gill talks with Kent Ross about the doctrine of the Trinity. Kent Ross is a Bible teacher, Pastor and Church History Professor. This is an excellent overview of this subject. Whether you are new to these matters or already understand them well, you are sure to benefit from this discussion. Don't miss this opportunity to hear Kent Ross - a man who is a true and very capable champion of our One God cause.

Carlos Xavier

Calvin, Servetus and Heretics

This is a must see.  Carlos Xavier brings us an insightful look at the life of Michael Servetus and his death as a Christian martyr at the hands of John Calvin and others in Geneva. Servetus, was a Christian non-Trinitarian who was tried as a heretic for denying the Trinity. He was ultimately killed by those in Geneva for his faith. Servetus is also notable as a brilliant medical doctor and early scientist who  (it has been learned) discovered the concept of the circulatory system some 150 years earlier than had previously been thought.  Do take in this well done presentation and don't miss Xavier's powerful video which you will see at the end of his formal presentation.

William Wachtel

Colossians 1:15-20

Preexistence or Preeminence?

 Pastor William Wachtel brings to the viewer a refreshingly clear understanding of Paul's words to the Colossians regarding Christ.  Was Paul writing of a Christ who was "preexistent" to his own birth? Or, was he speaking of the "man" Christ Jesus who has been now given ultimate "preeminence" by God? Don't miss this video presentation.