What’s the Difference Between True & Almost True? with Dr. Erwin Lutzer

Why does the papacy exist in Roman Catholicism? What did the recent death of Pope Francis reveal about his legacy? And why do so many modern liberals misunderstand the true role of the Pope—treating him more like a soft-spoken “social worker with a Mr. Rogers personality” than a defender of sound doctrine? This week, Frank sits down with the one and only Dr. Erwin Lutzer to talk about the sobering state of the world, the growing animosity towards objective truth, and why Christians should avoid the temptation to compromise as the world drifts further into confusion, political unrest, and chaos (mixed in with a dad joke or two!). During their conversation, Frank and Erwin will answer questions like:

What’s the first duty of a pope and what should the cardinals focus on when choosing a successor for the late Pope Francis?

How is Marxist ideology creeping into the church through ideas like open borders and emotional manipulation?

What signs of the end times are we seeing today?

How do atheists unknowingly demonstrate that God exists?

Why is it self-defeating to believe in your own personal truth?

What’s the difference between objective truth and “truthiness”?

How are Christians being tempted to sell the truth for social acceptance?

Tune in as Frank and Dr. Lutzer tackle what it really means to stand your ground when even church leaders seem more concerned with being liked than being biblical. In a world that’s desperately trying to reshape God into a tolerant, all-affirming figure, this episode will remind listeners that the real God still judges sin and calls us to repent as we seek His truth. It’s a sobering—but necessary—wake-up call with a few laughs along the way!

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

WEBSITE: MoodyMedia.org
BOOK: The Eclipse of God by Erwin Lutzer
BLOG: The Pope’s First Duty by Edward Feser

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