The gospel of salvation does not rest on feelings or teachings, but on proven facts of history, including Jesus Christ's bodily resurrection and ascension to heaven. [... more]

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and actor William Shatner discuss the intersection of science and society, the importance of objectivity and truth, and the role of education in fostering curiosity and critical thinking. [... more]

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]

Biblical financial wisdom and faith-based financial guidance are essential for making informed decisions about your money. Certified Kingdom Advisors can provide sound advice grounded in God's word, helping you navigate complex financial situations and achieve your goals. Whether you're seeking to understand reverse mortgages, improve your credit score, or manage debt, these experts can offer valuable insights and support. [... more]

Our worship of God must be anchored in objective truth, God's self-disclosure, and rooted in sacrifice, affirming rest, and corporate centrality. We are called to come together as God's people to worship, reflect His presence, and live out our lives in harmony with His will. [... more]

The nature of beauty is a topic of ongoing debate, with some arguing that it is purely subjective and others claiming that there are objective standards. Historically, philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle have sought to discover the transcendent norms of beauty, which they believed were grounded in the character of God. These norms include principles such as proportion, harmony, simplicity, and complexity, which are applied to various art forms including painting, music, and literature. The Christian Church has produced many fine artists, and the design of church buildings in different styles is a reflection of the Church's understanding of beauty and its relationship to God. [... more]

The concept of Christian worldview has been criticized for being too cerebral, formulaic, or unbiblical, but its advocates argue that it's about realizing the truth of Christianity affects every aspect of life, and that it's not just about dogma or doctrine, but about living out one's faith in all areas of human understanding. [... 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]

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of truth and its eternal implications in American culture, referencing scripture and historical events to emphasize the role of truth in shaping morality and reality. [... more]

The nature of beauty is a complex question, with some arguing that it is purely subjective, while others believe that there are objective standards or criteria by which something can be judged beautiful. From a Christian perspective, beauty is seen as something that is grounded in the character of God, with principles such as proportion, harmony, simplicity, and complexity serving as normative standards for beauty. [... more]

Christians face the challenge of offending people without being offensive, while navigating a culture that rejects objective truth and seeks a more inclusive deity. Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses the importance of understanding God's sovereignty, the dangers of idolatry, and the need for Christians to be a joyful minority, sharing their truth with love and humility. [... more]

Matt Slick engages in a debate with a caller about moral objectivity, discussing the nature of truth and morality, and how they relate to Christian theology and the Bible. [... 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]

The concept of beauty is explored through the lens of aesthetics, with a discussion on whether beauty is subjective or objective. The debate between subjectivism and objectivity is examined, and the idea of normative standards for beauty is introduced. The relationship between beauty and the principles of proportionality, harmony, simplicity, and complexity is also explored. [... more]

Journalists during the 20th century aimed to discover objective truth, but today's media landscape is plagued by partisanship, immaturity, and a failure of leadership, leading to a debasement of journalism. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses the importance of standing firm in one's faith, especially in a world where political correctness and tolerance are often used to suppress the truth. He emphasizes the uniqueness of Jesus Christ as the path to eternal life and encourages listeners to be confident in their faith and to joyfully share the gospel with others. [... more]

C.S. Lewis's book, The Abolition of Man, has a reputation for being inaccessible, but a new book by scholar Michael Ward offers a guide to understanding this complex work. Lewis argues that value is objective and that it's a premise as basic as two plus two equals four. He explores the role of education in teaching morality and the importance of integrating our rational faculty and sensible appetite to become truly human. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul and Dr. John Gerstner engage in a mock debate on the existence of God, discussing the cosmological argument, the nature of truth, and the implications of relativity on our understanding of reality. [... more]

God's message to the Church of Pergamum emphasizes the importance of remaining true to His name and the objective truth of His Word. Pastor Paul Shepherd explains that truth is not relative, but rather established by God before the foundation of the world. He encourages the church to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of hostile environments, and to recognize the power of God's Word to guide and judge us. [... more]

The shift from God-centeredness to man-centeredness has led to a decline in the defense of Christ in an age of tolerance. This series explores the credentials of Jesus Christ and the importance of defending His truth in a world where relativism and pragmatism have become dominant. [... more]