Welcome back to The Read, Do, & Tell Podcast!
We live in a culture of “live your truth.” It may sound good…but is it true? Today, Amy and I are carefully examining the statement, “Do not judge…” in light of truth.

Episode 35: “Live Your Truth” Sounds Good…But Is It True?
What should a follower of Jesus do when someone states that Christians shouldn’t judge?
Is there such a thing as absolute or objective truth? If so, what is it?
What is relative or subjective truth?
What’s the difference between objective truth and relative truth?
What if “your truth” is wrong?
While Christians’ default should be absolute truth, we always want to be gracious in our responses to people. (See Colossians 4:6 & 1 Peter 3:15)
When we have these discussions with others, we MUST remember: We are not trying to defeat the person or beat them down. We are defeating their arguments and the false ideas or ideologies that they are proclaiming as “truth.” (See Ephesians 6:12 & 2 Corinthians 10:3-5)
Our war is not with people, but with the empty philosophies that hold them captive.
We pray that this episode will encourage and challenge you as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord!

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Resources Mentioned in & Related to this Podcast Episode
- Ep. 34: Did Jesus Really Say Not to Judge?
- Tactics by Greg Koukl
- Street Smarts by Greg Koukl
- Live Your Truth by Alisa Childers
- Maven (Brett Kunkle)
Even MORE Resources:
- Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air by Francis J. Beckwith & Greg Koukl
- Gravity: True for You But Not For Me by Michael Edwards
- FREE Logical Fallacy Posters
Let’s be determined as Ezra: to read, do and tell the Word of the Lord!
~Becky


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