Relative truth denies the biblical reality of any universal, eternal truth claims.

The truth of God's Word is not subjectively determined. Instead, it is objectively stated by God.

The absence of moral absolutes opens the door for subjective moral principles that inevitably govern individual's thoughts and actions.

The basis of all objective morality is found in the character and nature of the God of the Bible.

The moment you embrace the idea that this world consists of random events, you are simultaneously questioning the goodness of God.

How should Christians respond to the Scripture's teaching on God's absolute sovereignty and His providential care?

One of the greatest lies that Satan and the world propagate is the idea that personal happiness is the main goal and objective in this life.

God's primary goal for believers isn't personal happiness but personal holiness.

Friend, how do you view your possessions? Do you desire and crave more “stuff”? Have they become an idol in your life? The way of the world teaches that possessions are the key to life: the more you have, the happier you will be. All you need is more real estate or more money, and then you’ll find true joy and satisfaction in this life. But such thinking is contrary to the Bible. Why is it so crucial for Christians to stay vigilant against the subtle and seductive philosophies that surround us every day?