As followers of Christ, we can point to times when God’s faithfulness was undeniable. Yet, we often begin to gripe and complain when adversity seems to block our way. The victorious life promised in Scripture is not compatible with grumbling. The uncompromising Christian chooses to focus on God’s faithfulness, even when it’s difficult.

Uncompromising Christianity doesn’t merely think that Scripture is important; it knows that God’s Word is imperative to our lives - even during times of adversity.

When we make concessions to God’s commands it takes us off the path of victory, onto the path of spiritual mediocrity. Recognizing that obedience isn’t optional is the foundation for uncompromising Christianity.

Professing Christians generally agree that Heaven is a real place prepared for God’s people. After that, ideas about what it’s like can vary greatly. But Heaven is unchanged from what Scripture has always said. Misconceptions can be cleared up by simply looking at what God tells us in His Word.

The moment that Jesus ascended into the heavens, angels began to talk about His return. Two thousand years later, doubters and skeptics have increased with intensity. Yet, the Lord’s promise to return is unchanged.

The majority of Americans claim some form of Christianity. Yet, less than two percent view their lives and the world through the lens of Scripture. So, most people are counting on going to Heaven when they die, but they do not believe what the Bible says about how to get there.

Some people say that if God doesn’t judge America, then He will have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah. Remember though, God would not have destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah if just five righteous people had been there. He is always ready to forgive those who repent, just as He forgave the wicked city of Nineveh. Even today, God’s forgiveness is unchanged. Repentance and forgiveness still go hand-in-hand.

God designed marriage for pleasure, for partnership, and for parenting. His definition of marriage today is consistent with His design in the Garden of Eden. Anytime we try to redefine what God has already defined, chaos and perversion are sure to follow. Biblical marriage is unchanged.

People don’t talk much about sin these days. According to progressive thinkers, it’s judgmental to label particular actions as sinful. Even in Christian circles, the conversation has moved to acceptable sins versus unacceptable sins. And the list of what’s acceptable becomes more inclusive every day. The problem is - we don’t get to decide what is and what is not sinful.

The word, “progressive” is used a lot these days to describe the notion that truth is evolving.  Basically, it’s the belief that people are more enlightened and intellectual today than in the past. Phrases such as, “Follow your truth” convey that what’s true for one person isn’t necessarily true for someone else. However, the meaning of truth cannot change, otherwise it was not true to begin with. So, if universal truth exists and that truth is unchanged, what is it?