Christianity Clarified

Strange as it may seem, one may be an atheist and fully subscribe to the tenets of Buddhism.

Thanks to Paul McCartney and the Beatles, interest in the mystical tenets of Hinduism came to the West.

Pastor Marv Wiseman explains the concepts of pain and suffering in Hinduism, along with Nirvana and Enlightenment.

Pastor Marv begins his examination of Hinduism by exploring one of the central tenets of the faith: The lack of absolute truth.

Pastor Marv shows us how pretty much all the religions in our world today have their roots in one of the five major religions: Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity.

Pastor Marv Wiseman explains why it is impossible to be completely objective in discussing other peoples' religions. And this is intellectually honest, so it is a positive thing.

Pastor Marv Wiseman opens a new series on the main religions of the Bible with a logical look at the demands of truth.

The sunshine and rainfall that God sends for all humanity, regardless of their relationship to Him, are only two examples of what we call the "common graces."

Many people are confused by the purpose of the old Law of Moses.

Pastor Marv examines the example of pain and suffering, and the dignity that he learned through it, of the patriarch Joseph.

Pastor Marv looks at one of the lesser known, but key players, of the Bible.

Naomi was an expert in the art of experiencing real pain.

Pastor Marv shows us how Job is a "poster boy" for the Christian doctrine of suffering.

Pastor Marv starts a series on dealing with pain in the present by looking for where it started in the past.

Pastor Marv gently asks us to question ourselves as to how our own choices may contribute to our pain, and how we can make better choices.