First Baptist Pastor Alan Rudnik has posted seven reasons he feel that a Christian should celebrate Halloween, which he ties to 'All Saints' Day' as well as the Druids. In this sermon, Dr. Thiel challenges each of those seven reasons and gives biblical and historical rationale for Christians NOT celebrating Halloween, All Saints' Day, All Souls' Day, and the Day of the Dead.

This video was made in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Is there a connection in Revelation 17 to Rome? What will happen to Christians in Europe (and elsewhere) prior to and during the Great Tribulation? Will any Christians be protected? Will some be protected and others not?

The eighth day after the start of the Feast of Tabernacles is normally called the 'Last Great Day' in the Continuing Church of God. Does God only plan to save a few or many? Did Jesus come to die for a few or many? Will most people who ever lived be saved? What does the Bible really teach about this? Dr. Thiel goes over scriptures that the bulk of those who profess Christianity often do not understand about God's loving plan of salvation.
 

What was the first subject that the Bible shows that Jesus preached? What was shown as the last subject He preached after His resurrection? Did the Apostles did the gospel of the Kingdom of God? Did the Old Testament teach about the coming Kingdom of God? What will it be like? 

In the Book of Galatians, the Apostle Paul talks about the gospel, but also about a false gospel. Did Paul teach that humans would deliver us from this present evil world? Is the United Nations '17 Sustainable Development Goals' or Pope Francis' Laudato Si' encyclical the answer?