Justice is a divine attribute that ensures fairness for all God's creation, and truth is the essential basis for justice. When justice breaks down in the earth, the Christian may not have any recourse with man, but we have the ear of Almighty God.

What does the Church's attitude toward the truth have to do with the well-being of my city, or my country? If we look into God's Word, we find they are directly related. Where are we, how did we get here, and where do we go from here?

In the world, one generation builds something, their children only maintain it, and their children tear it down. Truth, however is meant to endure. How can we build solidly in the truth so that the generations to come will still uphold it?

Because Jesus is highly exalted, and we all will bow before Him, godly fear must influence how we practice our faith. God has spoken particular guiding Words to each of us with a solemn charge- mind your own business, fear God only and follow Jesus!

Truth is a pursuit best undertaken with others. Your brothers and sisters in Christ are there to offer another perspective, and to help you find yours. Are you growing in fellowship or walking it alone?

The way for the righteous to continue in truth is to speak it in our hearts. As we take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ, we get to live in God's reality.

Jesus was anointed with joy, more than any of His companions, but the road He had to take to get there was not an easy one. Just like Jesus, if we want to rejoice in the truth, we have to be willing to face hard realities.

To be like Jesus, we must let truth so reign in us that we become painfully consistent. Inside to outside, in public and in private, Jesus will make us authentic- whatever the cost- by the Spirit of Truth.

The truth never changes because Jesus does not. If we look at all that Jesus said was true, we can see that the constancy of truth is a matter of eternal life and death.