The Trivium Institute for Leader Development

The statement “all truth is relative” cannot be true for it must include or exclude itself. If it includes itself then it renders itself relative; if it excludes itself it establishes a moral absolute rendering it untrue.

Maybe it's better to say, truth is relational in that it relates to other things, persons, concepts, etc. If it is relational, then maybe that is why Jesus said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.

Truth is a Person and all truth is then relative to that Person and His name is Jesus!

The Bronze Medallion is awarded to those who complete the Certificate in Christian Leadership, the first of three Certificates in the Institute. And the first Medallion EVER is being awarded this weekend. Keep watching for more news soon!

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“The word “discipline” in our current cultural context can be a non-starter. To practice discipline, to be conformed to something that isn’t wholly natural to one's own personal preferences, can be seen as, at best misguided, and at worse oppressive. But Biblical discipline, the kind that the Triune God of the Bible has called us into, is actually the antithesis to these assumptions: it is guided rightly by God in the Spirit, and it is not oppressive but the path to true freedom.” - a profound insight from Caleb Baker, Trivium Student, from his final paper for Spiritual Formation 1 (SF101)