What makes true Christianity different from the religions of the world?
True Christianity is distinguished by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Gospel's very heart is that He rose from the dead, giving believers salvation and power. Other religions cannot claim resurrection power; they may speak of reincarnation, but they know nothing of the power of Christ's resurrection.
Les teaches that the resurrection is the very heart of the Gospel, and that is what makes all the difference between true Christianity and the religions of the world. In Philippians 4:10, Paul writes that he may know Christ intimately and the power of His resurrection. If a person cannot believe the resurrection, Les says, then they have no salvation, no power, and are destitute. Other religions cannot claim any power of resurrection; they may claim reincarnation, but they know nothing of resurrection power. Les also points to Paul as an example believers can follow, since Paul was just as human as we are and endured suffering by God's grace.