Can Jesus Be True For You But Not For Me?

“Jesus may be true for you, but not for me.”

It’s one of the most common ideas in modern culture—but does it actually make sense? In this episode of 10 Questions, we explore the difference between personal preference and objective truth, and why Christianity isn’t presented in the Bible as merely a helpful belief system, but as a claim about reality itself.

Drawing from Rebecca McLaughlin’s 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) About Christianity and Scripture, we wrestle with questions like:

What is truth?

Can two completely opposite beliefs both be true?

Is Christianity intolerant for claiming Jesus is the only way?

And who did Jesus actually claim to be?

We’ll examine the cultural idea of “living your truth,” the exclusive claims of Jesus, and why Christianity invites investigation rather than blind belief.

Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or growing in your faith, this episode challenges listeners to think critically about what truth really is, and what we do with the claims of Christ.