Join David Robert and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the New Orleans Saints home games this 2020 season.
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Join Matt DeJesus in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Arizona Cardinals home football games this 2020 season.
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Join John Crowley and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the University of Central Florida home football games this 2020 season.
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Join Tommy Waltz in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the North Carolina State University home football games this 2020 season.
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Michael Coughlin and team preaching live at OSU November 7th, watch here:
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Join Bill Adams and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the University of Tennessee home football games this 2020 season.
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Join Sam Wilking and his team in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the University of North Carolina home football games this 2020 season.
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Embracing the Truth
Openness to truth where truth may be found is a long-standing virtue that worked on the assumption that there is such a thing as objective truth, to which we should be open. Students of higher education now taught one overarching virtue: to be “open.” The purpose of their education is not to make them scholars but to provide them with a moral virtue—an openness, a relativism that eschews any form of fixed objective values or truth. Its simplistic creed is that there are no absolutes.
Without objective standards of truth, we are left with feelings, impressions, and intuitions that can never be judged as either false or bad. The bottom line of such an approach is not merely ignorance and skepticism, but the ultimate dehumanization of persons. If everybody is right, then nobody is right. If every viewpoint is equally valuable, no viewpoint is valuable.
As members of the body of Christ, we face twin enemies, both of which are deadly. First, we are tempted to embrace the thought patterns of the secular world in order to be modern and relevant in our thinking. We are terrified of being perceived as being “out of it.”
Second, we may be tempted to a new form of monastic isolationism, in which we surrender science, logic, and education to the secular world while we try to live an empty, discontent faith on an island of religious feeling.
Either option ends at the cemetery with a morbid funeral service for truth. A burial is a decent thing to do for a body that has been left where it was slain.
Coram Deo
Examine your own life: Are you tempted to embrace the thought patterns of the secular world in order to be modern and relevant in your thinking? Are you living an empty, discontent faith in monastic isolation?
Passages for Further Study
John 16:3
John 17:17
1 John 4:6
From: https://www.ligonier.org/learn/devotionals/embracing-truth/
Join Jaycen Saab in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the West Virginia University home football games this 2020 season.
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Join John Coble in heralding the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ at the Tennessee Titans home football games this 2020 season.
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