
We should know why we believe, and our thinking should be sound and built on a firm foundation of truth. But the intellectuals don’t understand the nature of truth.
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We should know why we believe, and our thinking should be sound and built on a firm foundation of truth. But the intellectuals don’t understand the nature of truth.

We sometimes follow theological principles instead of listening to Jesus.

We temporarily struggle under the limitations of the flesh. We won’t always have to.

The source of assumptions. They come out of worldviews that were formed using fallacy after fallacy.

We trust the Holy Spirit since He knows. May we ever long to go beyond theological conception to know Jesus Christ as He knows us.

We walk by faith that comes when we hear the rhema of God.

We walk into ever-brighter understanding and clarity.

We want truth. We don’t want anything that depends on assumptions.

We’re concerned about real reality and children coming to commune with Christ.

We’re willing to risk the loss of comfort because of our love for reality, hate for being deceived, and intense desire for truth.

Pontius Pilot couldn’t tell the difference between reality and make-believe. How about you?

Methodological Rationalism is a bare claim fallacy. It’s insane thinking.

Any knowledge of truth comes from God whether scientists acknowledge Him or not.

What they once called “scientific fact” transformed into “what we used to think was true.”

The best way to interpret observations and experiences? Assumptions or divine revelation?

When an education system promotes ungodly thinking, it bases every conclusion on assumption.

When Christ flows through us in testimony, His testimony makes Him visible.

When God reveals a matter and we acknowledge God, we can have precise, accurate, absolute, and certain knowledge of truth.

When persuaders want to argue against the Bible or Jesus Christ, never fear asking them for their logic.

When the Holy Spirit leads us, He reveals the natural orders and gives us strength for righteousness.