The document discusses several philosophical and theological concepts: - Relativism is defined as there being no universal truth due to individual perspectives, with all views being equal in determining right and wrong. - Secularism is defined as pursuing empirical science and reason as the only reality, free from religious ideas or practices. - Humanism is defined as humans being capable of achieving anything and being solely responsible for their own development. - "ME-ism" puts oneself above all else. The document goes on to discuss biblical warnings about false prophets deceiving people and undermining truth, and defines its theological beliefs, including monotheism, the fallibility of man, Jesus Christ as savior, and the role

2. “The absence of any universal truth due
to an individual perspective of reality, all
of which are equal in the determination
of right from wrong; good from evil.”
Relativism

3. “The absence of any universal truth due
to an individual perspective of reality, all
of which are equal in the determination
of right from wrong; good from evil.”
Relativism
“The pursuit of empirical science and
reason as the only reality, free from
religious ideas, influence or practices.”
Secularism

4. “The absence of any universal truth due
to an individual perspective of reality, all
of which are equal in the determination
of right from wrong; good from evil.”
Relativism
“The pursuit of empirical science and
reason as the only reality, free from
religious ideas, influence or practices.”
Secularism
“The human race is capable of achieving
anything and is solely responsible for his
own promotion, development and future
circumstances.”
Humanism

5. “The absence of any universal truth due
to an individual perspective of reality, all
of which are equal in the determination
of right from wrong; good from evil.”
Relativism
“The pursuit of empirical science and
reason as the only reality, free from
religious ideas, influence or practices.”
Secularism
“The human race is capable of achieving
anything and is solely responsible for his
own promotion, development and future
circumstances.”
Humanism
“I’m all that matters!”
“ME-ism”

6. WHO POSES THE GREATEST
DANGER TO TRUTH?
“The greatest enemies of the
Bible are not those who attack
it viciously, but those who
ignore it.”
Ed Hayes

7. WHO POSES THE GREATEST
DANGER TO TRUTH?
A. Humanists
B. Secularists
C. Relativists?
D. Uninformed Christians?

8. [In the last days] “False christs and false
prophets will rise and show great signs
and wonders to deceive, if possible, even
the elect.”
Matthew 24:24

9. “Beware of false prophets, who come to
you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly, they
are ravenous wolves.”
Matthew 7:15

10. [Paul said,] “After my departure savage
wolves will come in among you, not
sparing the flock. Also, from among
yourselves, men will rise up, speaking
perverse things to draw away the
disciples after themselves.”
Acts 20:29-30

11. John Lennon
1966
“Christianity will soon
end and be forgotten,
and someday, we’ll be
more popular than
Jesus.”

12. Theology

13. What We Believe
One True God transcending time,
space and matter, above all,
Creator and Sustainer, alone in
the heavens.

14. What We BelieveOne True God transcending time, space and matter, above all, Creator and Sustainer, alone in the heavens.
God is the source of all Truth,
tangibly defining right from wrong,
good from evil through His written
Word, conscience and nature.

15. What We BelieveOne True God transcending time, space and matter, above all, Creator and Sustainer, alone in the heavens.
God is the source of all Truth, tangibly defining right from wrong, good from evil through His written Word,
conscience and nature.
The irreversible fallibility of man’s
sinful nature that subjects all of
creation to disorder, destruction,
decay and death.

16. What We BelieveOne True God transcending time, space and matter, above all, Creator and Sustainer, alone in the heavens.
God is the source of all Truth, tangibly defining right from wrong, good from evil through His written Word,
conscience and nature.
The irreversible fallibility of man’s sinful nature that subjects all of creation to disorder, destruction, decay
and death.
The Divinity and Supremacy of
Jesus Christ as Savior and
Conveyor of Truth, bringing all
men to account in a final
judgment.

17. What We BelieveThe Divinity and Supremacy of Jesus Christ as Savior and Conveyor of Truth, bringing all men to account
in a final judgment.
Jesus Christ alone, perfect in
nature, come in the flesh to
sacrifice His life on the Cross, rise
from the dead, seated in the
heavens as man’s sole source of
redemption.

18. What We BelieveThe Divinity and Supremacy of Jesus Christ as Savior and Conveyor of Truth, bringing all men to account
in a final judgment.
Jesus Christ alone, perfect in nature, come in the flesh to sacrifice His life on the Cross, rise from the
dead, seated in the heavens as man’s sole source of redemption.
The presence of the Holy Spirit
Who is actively involved in the
lives of people and providentially
determines human history, past
and future.

19. What We BelieveJesus Christ alone, perfect in nature, come in the flesh to sacrifice His life on the Cross, rise from the
dead, seated in the heavens as man’s sole source of redemption.
The presence of the Holy Spirit Who is actively involved in the lives of people and providentially determines
human history, past and future.
The Church, as the steward of
God’s Truth, carries out God’s plan
and purposes in the preservation
of civilization until the Second
Coming of Christ.

20. Galatians 1:7-9

21. Matthew 16:13-19

22. 2 Timothy 4:2-5