The Bible teaches that lying is a serious sin, and that honesty is the best policy. We often lie to impress others, protect ourselves, or avoid conflict, but this can lead to a legacy of deception and damage to our relationships. The ninth commandment reminds us that truthfulness is essential for building trust and integrity, and that we must strive to be truthful in all our interactions, even when it's difficult. [... more]

The ninth commandment calls for honesty and truthfulness, but lying seems to come naturally. The Bible rebuts the idea that truth is relative, and God is a truth-telling, promise-keeping God. Without an absolute standard of righteousness, trying cases on the basis of truth becomes a great dilemma. The means of breaking the ninth commandment is often through our tongues, and the source of the problem is our belonging to the devil, who speaks lies. [... more]

The importance of treating God's name with reverence, truthfulness, and care is emphasized in a study of the Ten Commandments. The passage warns against cursing, using God's name in vain, and being careless with His name, and encourages believers to live a life that honors God and gives Him the glory due His name. [... more]

The believer is involved in a spiritual warfare against Satan and his host of demons, and to win this battle, one must be ready with the belt of truthfulness, an attitude of commitment, and a heart for the fight, as described in Ephesians 6, where the Apostle Paul explains the importance of being prepared and having the right mindset to withstand Satan's attacks and live a victorious Christian life. [... more]

The evangelical church has undergone significant changes in recent decades, with many compromising on biblical fidelity. The term 'evangelical' has become diluted, and the church has been influenced by seeker-sensitive models, parachurch ministries, and a focus on social justice. The vaccine and COVID-19 pandemic have also raised concerns about the church's response to government mandates and the role of science in faith. Meanwhile, critical race theory and social justice have become increasingly prominent in evangelical circles, leading to divisions and debates within the church. As the church seeks to reform and rediscover its biblical roots, it must confront these challenges and prioritize a high view of Scripture. [... more]

Living a life of integrity, truthfulness, and honesty is essential for a God-centered morality. The commandments provide a guideline for living, and faithfulness is crucial in relationships with God and others. Accountability is necessary to live genuinely and authentically, and God blesses those who live with honor and trustworthiness. [... more]

God is the God of truth, and His truth is universal, unchanging, and absolute. It is revealed in the Bible, which is the word of truth, and it is the standard for all truth. God's truth is not dependent on human feelings or opinions, but rather it is fact-driven and verifiable. It is the truth that sets us free and gives us the mind of Christ, enabling us to see the world properly and understand reality. [... more]

Satan's four biggest lies are God is not loving, God is not truthful, God is not righteous, and God is not gracious. These lies have been used to deceive people since the Garden of Eden and are still prevalent today. However, the Bible teaches that God is good, truthful, righteous, and gracious, and that we can overcome Satan's lies by coming to Jesus and committing ourselves to God's word. [... more]