Although it boasts the largest number of adherents worldwide, the Christian faith is not the only option on the table. There's Hinduism that is arguably the world's oldest formal religion. There's Judaism, that connects with the Christian faith but because of Jesus remains distinct. There's Islam, a muscular alternative that emerged onto the scene five centuries after Jesus. And then there are the "divides" within Christianity itself, namely between Protestants and Catholics - not to mention the newer American religions that claim to take the Christian story a step further, such as Mormonism and Jehovah's Witnesses. So what's the difference? Do the differences matter? And, most importantly, how does Christianity compare? Is the Christian faith the one we should embrace? This is all fleshed out in this series by James Emery White, "So What's the Difference?"

Individual Messages:
1 - Christianity and Eastern Religions
2 - Christianity and Judaism
3 - Christianity and Islam
4 - Protestant and Catholic
5 - Mormons and Jehovah’s Witnesses
6 - Choosing Jesus