Hebrews 5 discusses that Christians should be able to handle "strong meat" (KJV) or "solid food" (NKJV) and not just the milk of the word. Christians also should be able to teach. The Bible prophesies in the end that people who know their God will instruct many. What about tests and trials, faith and works, and true religion?

What does the Bible teach about idols and icons? Is covetousness connected to idolatry? Is the command against them the first or second of the Ten Commandments? Did early Christians use crosses, images, or statues? Did Jesus look like the common portrayals of Him? What did early professors of Christ teach about images and statues?

Was God behind the start of the Continuing Church of God? In the past four years what has happened? Were there any dreams that preceded the start of the old Radio Church of God and the Philadelphia era? Is part of Loma Armstrong's dream being fulfilled today? Has God granted 4 dreams to three associated with the Continuing Church of God? 

Each year we hear fake news about Jesus. Do you know what is true and what is false? What does the Bible teach about His birth? Where did the date December 25th come from? Is there any connection to the sun-god Mithras? Was Christmas observed by the early Christians? Where did the idea that Jesus was born in a grotto come from? What about trees?

What is a real Christian? What are the elementary doctrines of Hebrews 6? How should a Christian live? What about the 'Sermon on the Mount'? Do Christians live differently than others? How so? What are Christians to seek first? Should Christians expect difficulties from friends and even family? What about persecutions?

What is repentance? Does one need to repent in order to be a Christian? Repent of what? Do Christians need to repent? What did Jesus tell most of the Christians in the end time that they needed to do? Does repentance have anything to do with God's law? Is repentance necessary for salvation? 

Did early Christians believe that God was a trinity? Is the trinity explained in the Bible? Does Matthew 28:19-20 and 1 John 5:7-8 prove a trinity? What was decided at the Council of Constantinople in 381 A.D.? What did early Christians believe? 

Why is the Continuing Church of God organized as a "corporation sole"? What is a corporation sole? Has this form of organization been used by a Church of God in the past? What is a 501(c)(3) registered church? What are the advantages and disadvantages of being 501(c)(3) registered? Why are contributions to the CCOG tax-deductible in the USA? Should churches be engaged in 'political speech'?