Tom Messer - Trinity Baptist Church What the Bible Says About Truth
Feb 1, 2026
A pastor explores what should govern our choices, relationships, and futures. He contrasts shifting cultural trends, social media, and feelings with the authority of Scripture. The talk examines eyewitness testimony, prophetic inspiration, and Jesus' use of Scripture. Practical calls focus on submitting life to the Bible and letting the gospel enable true obedience.
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Scripture’s Authority Over Feelings
- The Bible claims objective authority grounded in eyewitness testimony and the Holy Spirit's supervision.
- Tom Messer argues this makes Scripture more reliable than personal feelings or shifting culture.
Teenage Crisis Led To Deeper Belief
- Tom Messer describes a teenage crisis of faith that forced him to evaluate whether he believed Christianity because it was true or because of family influence.
- That personal turning point led him to seek objective reasons for belief and ultimately a transformational encounter with God.
Eyewitnesses And Prophecy Support Unity
- Peter emphasizes eyewitness reliability and prophetic inspiration as the source of New and Old Testament authority.
- Messer highlights the unity of 66 books across centuries as proof of divine superintending.
