Do you find yourself sucked into stories desperate for the truth? Like, '“Yes, but what actually happened?” You’re not alone. The vast majority of us just want to know the truth about any given number of things. So, what is the truth? Well…, things get a little sticky when we start hearing “versions” of the truth. Subjective truth. Hmm… sounds like a good conversation. Grab a cup and let’s chat through the first lie in our series: Did God Really Say? www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: "Thank you, linguistic theft or post, post-modernism, but nevertheless, here we are. Exchanging factual, objective truth for subjective truth. You see subjective truth is completely different from objective truth. Instead of being grounded in facts, evidence, and reality, subjective truth is built on opinion and perspective, on feelings and experience. Subjective truth is how the world seems to you, to me. It’s “true for me but maybe not true for you.” This is my truth. I’m living my truth. Speak your truth. But that’s some slippery ground because now we’re no longer talking about reality; we’ve entered into our perception of reality.”

Friend, I’m over it! I can’t anymore with the lies. It’s everywhere, and I’m ready to chat through those sneaky sayings squeezing their way into our lives! You too? So, grab your pumpkin-spiced whatever and meet me for a new series. We’ll chat countercultural these next couple months as we embrace Truth…real Truth. Let’s unpack those subtle lies that worm their way into our thoughts, words, and behaviors. www.glordinary.com

Here’s a small excerpt: "Do you hear it? It’s a subtle difference to question my character, my motives, my words. In this case, a subtle difference dividing the generous Creator and satisfied creation. That one word changes everything. Actually, that one word really changes everything."

There’s a lot of sneakiness in our world. A lot of little whispers and loud shouts slithering their way in. So, let’s talk about all those sneaky little lies that work into our lives, our culture, our theology.

Join me for a new Glordinary series called, "Did God Really Say?" Starting October 1st, we'll tackle some of those ever so subtle lies and slippery doubts. New episodes each Wednesday. Let's pursue real Truth, together.