I preached 2 Timothy 2:14-19 on Sunday and got interesting responses. The one most repeated was that people find it easy to believe truth but hard to confront error. One person said: "I am worried if I do that it will just be causing dissensions." Others said "if I saw an error I [might] tell the pastor, but its his job not mine." This doesn't surprise me (although it does depress me!) Our culture and the new postmodern tolerance teaches that to question someone's views is tantamount to an assault on their human rights. To suggest that I am right and they are wrong (especially on God's authority) sounds like egomania at best to many. But to not understand how to stand for truth with love, generosity and graciousness in a church is to allow relativism to nestle at the heart of God's community. This is to resisted to the last drop of blood!