Living in a time of false and dangerous presuppositions, people assume things about reality, morality, and truth, jeopardizing their lives, futures, and souls. The Bible teaches to pursue truth and seek it like fine gold, and it's imperative to believe what's right and live what's right. Presuppositions about one's self, reality, America, and the world shape our motivations, priorities, and behaviors, and it's essential to call out and critique these assumptions to speak truth and expose the Democrat-woke Marxist worldview. [... more]

The foundation of Christian faith is rooted in objective reality, confirmed prophecy, and divine revelation. Pastor Rich Powell explores the nature of scripture, biblical continuity, and the importance of a personal God in making himself known to humanity. [... more]

Dr. Marcus Collins discusses how people are voting based on their ideological subscription, rather than policy issues, and how this is driving the cultural wars in America. He argues that people are wired to follow their beliefs and that candidates who can communicate their point of view effectively can win elections. Collins also talks about the importance of understanding culture and how it shapes our perceptions of the world. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer explores how Christianity's exclusive salvation through Jesus is not arrogant, but rather a gift of grace that brings humility and boldness in faith. He discusses the objectivity of faith, the global implications of the gospel, and how believers can be bold, tenacious, urgent, and humble in sharing the message of salvation with others. [... more]

Soren Kierkegaard's passionate commitment to the Christian faith is marked by his emphasis on the importance of taking a leap of faith, embracing the paradox of the moment, and living a life of unrestrained passion and care for the things of God. [... more]

Soren Kierkegaard, known as the father of modern existentialism, was a passionate philosopher committed to the Christian faith. He emphasized the importance of subjective involvement in faith, arguing that truth is not just abstract logic, but a personal and passionate response to the divine. [... more]

Shame is a painful emotion that can paralyze us, driving us to do things we wouldn't otherwise do. It was not part of the original creation, but sin introduced it, and now we must deal with its consequences. The Bible offers guidance on shame, distinguishing between objective and subjective shame, and providing a cure for the former through confession and forgiveness. [... more]