What Is Truth?

Everyone seems to have their own definition of truth.

"My truth."
"Your truth."
"Live your truth."

But what if truth isn't something we create? What if truth is something we discover?

In this episode of Path & Purpose, we explore one of the most important questions ever asked: What is truth?

We'll examine why our culture has moved from believing in objective truth to embracing personal truth, and what the consequences have been for our relationships, mental health, morality, and purpose.

More importantly, we'll turn to the words of Jesus Christ, who made one of the most astonishing claims in history:

"I am the way, the truth, and the life." (John 14:6)

Is truth simply a matter of opinion, or is it reality itself? Can two contradictory beliefs both be true? How do we know what is real? And why does the answer matter so much?

Whether you're a skeptic, a seeker, or a committed Christian, this episode will challenge you to think deeply about the foundation upon which you build your life.

Join us as we separate feelings from facts, opinions from reality, and discover why truth is not merely an idea—but ultimately a Person.

Because if Jesus is the Truth, then knowing Him changes everything.

Anxiety has become one of the defining struggles of our generation. In this first episode of Path and Purpose, we explore why anxiety is so widespread, what the statistics reveal about its impact, and the deeper reasons so many people feel overwhelmed by fear, uncertainty, and stress.

More importantly, we examine what God's Word says about anxiety. You'll discover that anxiety isn't just an emotional issue—it has spiritual answers. Together we'll look at how God calls us to respond to fear, the peace that Jesus offers, and practical biblical principles for replacing worry with faith.

Whether you're battling anxiety yourself or want to help someone who is, this episode will encourage you to move from fear to hope and discover the lasting peace that is found in Jesus Christ.

Scripture: Philippians 4:6–7, Matthew 6:25–34, and 1 Peter 5:7.