The downside of the freedom of choice is the freedom to choose incorrectly. Through the centuries, men have looked at God’s inspired Word and attached all kinds of interpretations — some correct, many filled with erroneous conclusions.

Man is not the final judge of right and wrong — God’s Word alone is our standard. All doctrines either stand or fall based on their examination against Scripture. Take major biblical and denominational doctrines into God’s courtroom and submit them to the scrutiny of His Word. Follow those that can stand the true test.

Cornerstone Adult Bible Study Electives:
•Updated — you select and study them on your schedule
•Variety of topics — textual, topical, Old Testament, New Testament
•New studies will be added to the series
•Suitable for lecture, discussion, or individual study
•Authors selected from the best African-American writers in churches of Christ

Table of Contents:
About the Author
Introduction
How to Use This Study
1 Fortified Against Falsehood
2 The Case for Christian Apologetics
3 Speaking the Truth About Speaking in Tongues
4 Considering the Case Against the Millennial Misunderstanding
5 Examining the Evidence Against the “Faith Only” Fallacy
6 Testing the Testimony of the Instrumental Music Inclusion
7 The Witness Against the Watchtower
8 Probing the Evidence Against Women Preachers
9 The Case Against Calvinism
10 Examining the Evidence for the Meaning and Mode of Baptism
11 Examining the Evidence Against the Mormonism Mistake from Salt Lake
12 Detailing the Evidence Against Denominationalsm
13 Considering the Case for the Church of Christ

About the Author:
William Jones has served as the minister of the Boulevard church of Christ in Memphis, Tennessee for twenty years. Brother Jones was a frequent contributor to The Character Under Construction Bible study series as well as the head of his own publishing company, A Word From the Word. He has authored the previous The Cornerstone of Our Faith studies The Ridiculous Runaway and Nehemiah. He has been a long-time board member of Agape Child and family Services.

He received his education from Southwestern Christian College, David Lipscomb University, and Masters Seminary and School of Theology. He and his wife of twenty-nine years have three children.