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.
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.
If life is truly random according to the culture, then your struggles don’t matter, your victories are meaningless, the people you love and dreams you chase, the prayers you pray—all of it is just cosmic accidents in an indifferent universe. But what does the Bible say? Does Scripture support this bleak worldview? Is every person and every moment merely chance—or is there a divine purpose interwoven through the fabric of existence?
The unbelieving world and culture at large push this teaching as if it is true of life. As Christians, we must always ask: What does the Bible say? Today, Tom continues to deal with this dangerous lie while explaining the truth of God’s Word…and how the doctrine of providence gives Christians confidence that God is sovereignly working all things for His glory.
Does the Bible actually teach that the goal of life IS happiness? Or have we been sold a dangerous lie that even Christians have bought into? Today, Pastor Tom Pennington helps us understand why the pursuit of personal happiness might be one of the most dangerous lies of our time—and what we as followers of Christ must understand about our true primary goal in this life.
You exist for one reason. You have life for one reason, and that is to bring glory to God. Therein lay the main question: Are you pursuing personal happiness…or God’s glory?
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