We live in a culture that teaches truth is relative; that is, there are no universal, general truth claims in the world. And such a worldview not only dominates the age in which we live but sadly has increasingly affected the church. As Christians, we must reject such thinking and embrace the only standard of truth recorded in Scripture.

Scripture makes it crystal clear: We are to use our possessions not for personal comfort and happiness, but for something far greater—the advancement of God's kingdom. Today, Tom explains from Scripture exactly how we're supposed to view our possessions.

You've heard it before... ""Science is fact, Christianity is blind faith."" It's everywhere—universities, social media, even casual conversations. The message is clear: science deals with hard evidence while religion is just personal opinion and wishful thinking. Pastor Tom takes us back through history to expose the roots of this philosophy—and why Christians must understand these disastrous lies that are undermining truth itself.

Do you believe that “Science is Fact and Christianity is Blind Faith.” Today, Pastor Tom encourages us from the Scripture to reject the idea that Christianity is simply a set of beliefs to be believed without evidence.

Pastor Tom walks through powerful propositions that demonstrate the validity of Christianity—showing how the gospel of Jesus Christ isn't just true, it's provably true. So let me ask you: when someone challenges your faith, do you retreat.—or do you have the facts to stand your ground?

According to the apostle Peter, Christians must be able to give a defense or a reason for the hope that is in them. Today, Tom Pennington summarizes the propositions that articulate the truth claims of Christianity to help us as Christians never succumb to the lies of the culture but rather to defend the faith against all opposition.

It is crucial for Christians never to reject the truth of Scripture. But what happens if we abandon truth? Pastor Tom explains that the consequences reach far beyond personal faith. When truth becomes optional, everything else becomes negotiable.

The Bible assumes and teaches that there is objective, universal, eternal, and propositional truth, and that you and I can know for certain what it is. Today, Pastor Tom continues to unpack the Scripture about what the truth is.

While the culture around us argues that there are no universal truths or moral absolutes, we come back to the main question that we as believers should always ask: What does the Bible say? In today’s study, Tom deals with how culture has redefined morality.