This week we’re learning an easy to remember Gospel presentation. We’re using the five fingers of our hand to remember five Gospel words – one each day. Continue reading →

How would you like to learn an easy to remember, hard to forget Gospel presentation? Continue reading →

Have you ever had someone tell you that to believe in God means you’ve put away reason and taken a blind leap of faith? Continue reading →

Do you know someone who has doubts about the Christian faith or who is perhaps an outright skeptic? Continue reading →

Have you ever had someone accuse you of being narrow minded for believing there is absolute truth? Continue reading →

When sharing our faith, we shouldn’t be surprised when someone says that our world is too culturally diverse to have one standard of morality or absolute truth. Continue reading →

Have you ever heard someone say, “Well, that may be true for you, but it’s not true for me'? Continue reading →

Have you heard the anecdote of the professor who told his students that “All truth is relative and we can know nothing for certain?”  To which one student asked, “Professor, are you sure of that?”  And he replied, “I’m certain.“ Continue reading →

This week on Share Life Today, we’ve been looking at moral absolutes versus moral relativism and how we share our faith with those who believe that truth is relative. Continue reading →

Have you ever had someone accuse you of being narrow minded for believing there is absolute truth?  What they’re saying is that they believe in moral relativism – that individuals should decide for themselves what is right and what is wrong. Continue reading →