The importance of doctrine and truth in Christianity is discussed, with a focus on the impact of postmodernism and metamodernism on society's understanding of truth. The role of philosophy and epistemology in shaping our understanding of truth is also explored, and the need for Christians to speak the truth and guard it is emphasized. [... more]

Jesus claims to be the only way to God, and that His truth is exclusive and absolute. He is the embodiment of eternal truth, and those who seek Him will find the truth and eternal life. [... more]

The historic Christian doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, or PSA, is a central theme in scripture and church history. Dr. Thaddeus Williams explains how PSA is not just about God's wrath, but about His love and benevolence, and how it radiates other aspects of Christ's atonement. [... more]

The rise of AI-generated music raises questions about the nature of art, culture, and truth in a postmodern world where meaning is subjective and reality is increasingly detached from moral vision. [... more]

The movie Elio, a Pixar production, failed to resonate with audiences despite its unique storyline. The film's original focus on a queer-coated protagonist was softened, leading some to blame the poor box office showing on the loss of its underlying gay themes. However, the issue may be deeper, tied to the postmodern notion of identity that prioritizes self-determination over good storytelling. This approach can lead to an impoverished view of identity, where autonomy is seen as the source of dignity, rather than being created and redeemed in God's image. [... more]

Jesus' shift to parables in his ministry marked a dramatic change in his teaching style, using word pictures to convey truth and illustrate divine realities. This approach was not about making truth clear to unbelievers, but rather a judgment on those who refused to understand, hiding the truth from those who were unwilling to see and hear. [... more]

The collapse of modern optimism and the rise of postmodern hopelessness have led to a cultural crisis, where the concept of truth is questioned and relativism prevails. Christian thinkers like Francis Schaefer have warned about the dangers of fragmentation and the abandonment of beauty and transcendence. The Colson Center equips believers to navigate this crisis and restore what's broken. [... more]

The battle for truth and the human condition is a central theme in the discussion of worldview, with Christianity offering a clear and objective perspective on the nature of God, humanity, and morality. [... more]

Moms can use apologetics to help their children navigate cultural lies and challenges, equipping them to understand the world they live in and stand firm in their faith. By recognizing and addressing the messages that come from the culture, parents can empower their kids to challenge these lies and develop a deeper understanding of truth. [... more]

Deconstruction of Christianity is a postmodern process of rethinking faith without requiring scripture as a standard, often leading to a rejection of objective truth and biblical authority, and resulting in a toxic and abusive worldview that views Christianity as oppressive and limiting. [... more]

The concept of truth has become increasingly fluid in modern society, with many people believing that truth is subjective and relative. This has led to a culture of irrationality and a pervasive destruction of our society. Christians must stand firm in their commitment to absolute truth, which is rooted in God's Word. [... 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]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses the cultural darkness and how Christians can respond, emphasizing the importance of understanding the culture, being a representative of the kingdom of God, and not being the reason someone turns away from God. He also explores the role of philosophers, such as Karl Marx and Friedrich Nietzsche, in shaping the culture and the need for Christians to examine themselves and their role in the world. [... more]

The battle for truth and the preservation of our constitutional republic is a matter of great importance, as Alex McFarland discusses the philosophical foundations of the woke world and the need for a return to biblical principles and rational thought. [... more]

The Christian faith is built on solid evidence and sound reasoning, and its message of salvation is validated by historical facts. However, the current wokeness and critical theory-driven worldview is damaging the nation and world, and Christians must defend their faith and influence others to understand the battle of worldviews and the importance of faith and reason. [... more]

The pace of moral decline has accelerated dramatically in recent years, with the influence of postmodernism and the spread of sin through media contributing to the problem. The Church must respond to these trends, and John MacArthur discusses the importance of standing firm in the face of growing spiritual problems in the world. [... more]

John Cooper, the lead singer of Skillet, discusses his new book Wimpy, Weak, and Woke, which explores the dangers of postmodernism and the importance of standing up for Christian morality in the face of cultural encroachment. [... more]

In a world where truth is subjective and unknowable, parents struggle to raise their children with a strong faith. Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, shares his insights on how to equip kids with a biblical worldview and navigate the challenges of a secular culture. [... more]

The evangelical church is facing a crisis as postmodernism has led to a decline in biblical discernment, causing many Christians to question the validity of judging truth from error. This has resulted in a lack of conviction and a failure to share the gospel, with 80% of Christians seeing no reason to do so. The church must return to its biblical roots and learn to distinguish between truths, have truths, and lies in order to navigate the complexities of the modern world. [... more]

Dr. Maurice Robinson discusses his dissertation on the original text of the New Testament and how the goal post of New Testament textual criticism has shifted from retrieving the original text to accepting multiple texts and interpretations. He also addresses the influence of postmodernism on the field and its implications for authority and truth. [... more]