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Are You Living by God’s Truth or the World’s Lies?

Sunday, October 26, 2025

Summary

In a world filled with shifting opinions, social confusion, and philosophical chaos, Dr. Tony Evans reminds believers that truth originates from God's heavenly kingdom, not this earthly realm. True freedom comes when we recognize that truth is God's absolute perspective on every matter and allow His spiritual reality to govern our physical lives. When we align our heart and mind with His Word, the truth we actively know and embrace breaks every illegitimate bondage.

Key Scriptures

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John 8:32↗2 Timothy 3:7↗Romans 3:4↗John 10:35↗Proverbs 30:5↗

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Themes

Kingdom GovernanceDefining Biblical TruthSpiritual vs. Physical RealmOvercoming Cultural ChaosSpiritual Freedom

Key Points

1.God operates from His kingdom jurisdiction, which provides the divine guidelines and governance known as truth.
2.Truth is the absolute standard by which reality is measured, simply defined as God's view on any subject.
3.Because God created the physical world out of the spiritual realm, the spiritual realm must always inform and rule physical reality.
4.Truth trumps our feelings and goes deeper than facts, serving as the necessary foundation for true understanding.
5.Attempting to cancel or ignore God's truth only results in cancelling divine help, inviting conflict and chaos.
6.The enemy often leverages legitimate human needs with seemingly reasonable solutions to deceive us into making him the source instead of God.
7.Experiencing true freedom requires not just that truth exists somewhere, but that we personally know, embrace, and abide in God's Word.

Sermon Moments

“Truth is an absolute standard by which reality is measured—simply put, truth is God's view on any subject.”

“Whenever you, a professor, or a politician disagree with God, you are wrong and God is right.”

“The spiritual world brought about the physical world, and the spiritual must always inform and govern the physical.”

“Truth trumps feelings and goes deeper than facts; you can have the facts without knowing the truth.”

“When you try to cancel God's truth, you don't cancel Him—you only cancel your own prayers and divine help.”

“Satan came to Jesus with a legitimate need and a legitimate solution, but tied it to deception so he could be the source.”

“When truth is abandoned in a culture, the empty space is immediately filled with conflict, confusion, and chaos.”

“It is not the mere existence of truth that sets you free, but the truth that you personally know and abide in.”

This Week

Examine your daily decisions to ensure you are seeking God's perspective rather than relying solely on your feelings or worldly opinions.
Identify any area in your life where you have accepted cultural definitions over scripture and realign your views with God's Word.
Commit to reading and meditating on scripture daily so that God's truth becomes your primary filter for culture, news, and social media.
When faced with a legitimate personal need, resist taking unbiblical shortcuts and look to God as your ultimate source.
Refuse to let culture intimidate or silence your commitment to living out biblical truth with kindness and clarity.
Pray for spiritual discernment when evaluating current events through the lens of God's Kingdom rather than human pragmatism.
Memorize John 8:31-32 to remind yourself throughout the week that freedom comes through actively abiding in Christ's Word.

Remember This

Truth is God's absolute view on every subject, and true freedom comes when His Word governs our daily lives.

A Challenge for You

Return radically to the truth, hold to what God says with clarity and love, and let His Kingdom be manifested in your life, home, and circumstances.

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