We welcome you now to a true church perspective with Pastor G. Craig Lewis.

Relative is a varying standpoint.

So that means that it varies based on circumstance, situation, ideology, whatever.

There's a variance there.

Okay.

And we know that the Word of God god the bible says that the word of god

is not relative but it is absolute okay so he never changes that means that his word never changes

so he's not going to change to acquiesce to our ideology and what we feel in this week and what we

want to do no it's it's it's absolute. The

word of God is absolute. So when you come into Christianity, you come into an already settled

situation. It does not vary with you and you can't make it vary. The Bible says there is no

varying in him. Amen. So he's always the same. Yes, today, today,

and forever he doesn't change. You want to know what Jesus is thinking? Go open the Bible because he

lets you know exactly how he feels and what he's thinking. He lets you know what his intentions are. He even lets you know

what's going to happen before it happens. He let you know what the end is going to look like.

He let you know everything you need to know through the word. So look at somebody said,

the word is absolute. That means that it's already judge jury verdict has already been handed down. It's done. Amen?

The only variable is you. Your opinion. And what you think. That's the only variance. But in him,

there is no variance. No shadow of changing, no turning. Nothing. He is straight up who he said he was going to be

and he never changed. Amen. So that's the difference between relativity and absolution, being absolute.

We must keep a proper balance of what having a relationship with him really means because God is spirit and we are what?

Fleshly being.

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