Is morality objective—or just a human invention? And does the existence of objective moral values point directly to God?

In this episode of the Truthful Hope Podcast, Jacob Vazquez is joined by Steven Washington to explore one of the most powerful arguments in Christian apologetics: the moral argument for God's existence.

Together, they examine why objective morality cannot be grounded in naturalism or human opinion and why theism uniquely provides a transcendent foundation for moral truth. The conversation unpacks natural theology, the Euthyphro dilemma, the role of moral experience, and the difference between moral epistemology and moral ontology (which every Christian should be familiar with).

The hosts also challenge common secular alternatives—such as human flourishing and subjective morality—showing why they ultimately fail to provide binding moral authority. Along the way, they address suffering, evil, and why Christians are called to engage thoughtfully in apologetics, not only to defend the faith, but to understand it more deeply.

If you’re a Christian seeking to strengthen your faith, a skeptic wrestling with moral realism, or a believer wanting clearer answers to tough philosophical questions, this episode is for you.

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