The Fear of Truth
- Preacher
- Ed Young
- Tradition
- Baptist — Southern
- Published
- Length
- 35:43
About this sermon
Truth. This word is should be sacred, unchanging, and absolute. Yet, in today's pluralistic, feelings-based, politically correct culture, it's has gotten lost along the way. Instead, we look for truth in all the wrong places. In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches us the real deal about seeking the higher than human moral authority of God's honest truth, and the just standard it sets in all our lives. When Jesus was on trial for his life, Pontius Pilate asked him, “What is truth?” This is a great question that has reverberated through the ages. We can argue that truth is either objective: unbiased, based on facts, not influenced by personal feelings, or it is subjective: subject to change based on one’s moods, attitudes, or opinions. As humans, we think we want to know the truth. But in reality, we fear knowing the truth—about God, ourselves, and others. 3 Truths We Fear: - The Truth About God - The Truth About Ourselves - The Truth About Others Have you responded to the truth? Think about it. Forever is a long time to be wrong. If you want to learn more about the One who is the only true judge of what is true, visit Fellowship Church—online or in person—to have some of your questions answered. We’d love to share God’s truth with you at Fellowship Church. Fear of Truth | The Fear Virus | Sermon by Pastor Ed Young The Fear of Truth #truthwillsetyoufree #fellowship #truthhurts ------ Pastor Ed Young is the senior pastor of Fellowship Church based in the DFW Metroplex, he is also an author, and conference speaker noted for his creative communication style. Make sure to subscribe to the channel for more inspirational content from Pastor Ed Young. Hit the Notification Bell so that you never miss Ed's most recent video. Follow #EdYoung on social Ed Young Facebook: http://bit.ly/EdYoungFB Ed Young Instagram: http://bit.ly/EdYoungIG Ed Young Twitter: http://bit.ly/EdYoungTW
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