Many today, claiming to be Christian, feel free to reject the words of Jesus Christ, dismissing vital truths such as His resurrection or His return. In doing so, they unknowingly label God a liar, for He has declared, "This is My beloved Son. Believe you Him." To reject what Jesus said about Himself or what He will do is to deny the truth of God, who is true in all things. Such rejection reveals a lack of foundation, for without the truths that guide love for God and fellow man, their claims of love lack substance. This dismissal of God's reality, seen in scoffing at His promises like the return of Christ, is no small matter; it is willful contempt, an arrogance that deems God's Word irrelevant or unrealistic. By their lifestyles and attitudes, they demonstrate a belief that God's truth does not apply, further distancing themselves from the reality of His purpose and plan.

In this evil, upside-down world, many reject God's truth with intense hatred, demonstrating, protesting, and rioting against it based on emotional reasons unrelated to their cause. Hypocritical critics claim to champion causes like immigrant rights while endorsing actions contrary to life, revealing their inconsistency. They demand freedom of speech but are intolerant of differing opinions, seeking to silence opposition. These attackers promote ideologies in conflict with peaceful values, while benefiting from the freedoms provided by the very culture they oppose. Christians face increasing verbal and physical attacks for their association with Jesus Christ, as vicious groups and individuals express hatred toward them and the sacred Word of God. Critics, including professors and scholars, take cheap shots at the Bible, claiming it is full of discrepancies and contradictions, treating it as myth or mere literature. They question the accuracy of God's written Word, attempting to cast doubt on His sovereignty. Many are willingly fooled by flagrant lies about the Bible's alleged imperfections, ignoring that God designed it perfectly according to His will and plan for salvation. The difficulties in the Bible, perceived as contradictions by skeptics, are intentional, meant to stimulate minds, inspire deeper thought, and lead to a search for truth. God has purposely designed the Bible with apparent discrepancies to test moral character and faithfulness. To those who reject His truth, the Scriptures become stumbling stones, revealing their hardened and rebellious attitudes. God sends confusion to those dedicated to error, causing them to believe lies, and rebukes presumptuous critics by their own failures, allowing sin to carry its inherent punishment. While a humble and reverent approach to these difficulties enhances perception of God's truth and strengthens faith, a fault-finding and dishonest manner turns them into instruments of judgment, linking critical skepticism to its appropriate penalty. God hides Himself from those who disobey Him, while revealing Himself to those who seek Him with their whole heart.