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 →

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.  But the reality is that truth is truth whether we believe it or not. Continue reading →

Have you ever heard someone say, “Well, that may be true for you, but it’s not true for me?  If so, what they’re really saying is that truth is relative. Continue reading →

When’s the last time you thought of your network of relationships as an opportunity to go fishing? Continue reading →

There’s a popular myth today that says we have to be friends with someone before we can tell them about Jesus.  The problem is that too often friendship evangelism never gets beyond friendship. Continue reading →

Jesus said He came to give us, not just life, but abundant life. Continue reading →

Have you shared your story today? Continue reading →