
Here’s something worth remembering
The truth is the truth.
I know it sounds obvious but it’s something that these days sometimes gets forgotten.
Because you can conceal the truth, suppress the truth, or deny the truth. But you cannot create the truth.
Neither can you change it.
The truth is not dependent on what we think. Neither is it what is necessarily popular, or convenient.
Because the truth is what it is.
Never varying, the truth remains stubbornly the same.
Even so, there are those who are blind to the truth.
There are those, including some in power, who wouldn’t recognise the truth if it was stood there right in front of them.
Like Pontius Pilate for example.
Who asked ‘What is truth?’ of the one who was, and is the truth [John 18:38], and discovered that those who try to kill the truth, find that it refuses to stay dead.
Because the truth can’t be silenced.
The truth is forever.
Contend then for the truth – the glorious truth, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners [1 Timothy 1:15].
That He is the way, and the truth and the life. And that no one comes to the Father except through him John 14:6].
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To read ‘In loving memory of the truth’, click here.
To read ‘Hope or Despair’, click here
To read ‘More Severed Thinking’, click here
To read ‘What becomes of the broken hearted? Sorrowful yet always rejoicing on Palm Sunday’, click here
To read ‘Why do bad things happen to good people? Sorrowful yet always rejoicing on Good Friday’, click here
To read ‘Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things? Rejoicing, though temporarily sorrowful, on Easter Day’, click here.
To read ‘Ascension Day’, click here.
To read ‘Speaking in Tongues’, click here.