Truth (as used here) is not personal preference, cultural agreement, or subjective feeling.
Truth is the accurate description of reality as it actually is — unchanging, relational, and rooted in the character of God.
Truth exists because reality exists.
It reflects the way life was designed to operate: in love, freedom, trust, and relational integrity.
Truth is not harsh or weaponized when it flows from love.
It does not shame, belittle, or coerce.
It illuminates.
It frees.
It heals.
Truth defines reality.
Love fills it with meaning.
Freedom protects the possibility of living it by choice.
In distortion, truth becomes twisted — either denied, selectively edited, or used as a weapon.
But real truth always leads toward restoration, never destruction.
In God’s design, truth is not just a set of facts.
It is a living field that keeps us aligned with what is good, life-giving, and real.
To walk in truth is not simply to know facts — it is to live in resonance with how life was meant to work.
In this work, truth is an anchor to reality, pulling us out of fear, confusion, and self-deception, and restoring us to the freedom of trust, love, and life.
Trevor
