12-28-18 2018 Deception vs Discernment

My only New Year's resolution for 2018 was to seek honesty and discernment in all things so I made it a point to pray daily that God would lead me to the discernment of truth in all things that I should understand so that I could serve him better. I certainly haven't been disappointed in that regards. Perhaps I've been shown too much truth. Most people live out their lives in blissful ignorance just following the status quo never asking or wondering why, where, when, how etc. Instead they just follow the crowd like mindless sheeple. Others learn the truth and just simply choose to ignore or be indifferent to it because acknowledgment would be too painful or disruptive to their lifestyle and daily routines. Unfortunately 90 % of the data we digest daily are falsehoods and to make matters worse 90% of everything that we have been taught or learned from higher education have also been lies. Your parents, teachers, ministers, doctors, loved ones, friends, government leaders, media, etc. have all lied to you. So who or what can you really believe? Most of the time the truth is right in front of our eyes but we have been conditioned to not see it. Some people believe they can find truth in religion. But religion is a man-made concept that was contrived to enslave man-kind and to control and divide the masses. It was a lie from Satan himself and has been highly successful in achieving it's goals. So where do we go to find truth? Our Heavenly Father our creator is our truth. He has given us Holy Scriptures through the books of the bible and also from the books of the bible that were removed by man. The original church has become so twisted and distorted by the doctrines of demons over the course of time that it has become impotent and useless. Only by the grace of God a small remnant still exists.  The truth is out there available to those that are willing to do what is necessary to find it. But be warned, when you do find truth it may change your life completely and disrupt your comfort zones and destroy relationships you have and make you a outcast to the accepted norms of society. So be careful what you want and wish for.    

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