The pursuit of truth has been replaced by relativistic truthiness, leading to societal breakdown. Pastors Erwin Lutzer and Larry McCarthy discuss where real truth comes from and why it will never change, emphasizing the importance of God's truth and moral absolutes in a culture that is increasingly rejecting these concepts. [... more]

The concept of absolute truth has been replaced by relativistic truthiness, leading to a pervasive destruction of society. The deconstruction of history and the use of speech codes aim to silence discussion and elevate self-esteem. The Bible teaches that truth exists independently of us and comes through the word of God, which is exclusive and consistent. [... more]

John and Corey Cooper of the band Skillet share their story of staying true to their faith in the face of temptation to hide their Christianity in the music industry. They discuss the importance of being clear about the gospel and not compromising on their values, even when faced with the potential for greater success. [... more]

John and Corey Cooper of the band Skillet share their story of staying true to their faith in the face of temptation to hide their Christianity. They discuss the importance of daily obedience and standing up for what they believe, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

Philosopher Immanuel Kant questioned whether we can know God's existence through reason, challenging the classical synthesis of Thomas Aquinas. This debate has implications for natural theology, faith, and reason, with some arguing that God's existence can be known through the created order, while others assert that faith is necessary. [... more]

God's grace teaches believers to live sensibly, righteously, and godly in the present age, while looking forward to the coming of Christ, who will redeem, purify, and make zealous for good deeds. Believers must continually say no to ungodliness and worldly desires, and yes to living according to God's standards. [... more]

Learning to say the right words is crucial for Christians, as the grace of God teaches us to deny ungodliness and worldly desires, live sensibly, and be righteous in this present world. By growing in grace, we can develop the discipline of refusal, saying no to things that hinder our commitment to Christ, and saying yes to living a life that honors God. [... more]