SPEAKING THE SIMPLE TRUTH

 

TEXT: Ephesians 4:15 But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ (KJV) 

Speaking of truth has become a difficult thing among people right from the beginning of the human age on earth, but, the unfortunate news is that even among Christians truth is now a scarce commodity. Christian husband and wife, siblings, and church members tell lies against each other. 

Jon Walker says: "It's difficult to… defy… it's simpler to remain shallow… to belittle each other when we disagree… and to come and go at the earliest difficult situation" 

Yet the scriptures say, 'A legit answer resembles a kiss of kinship' (Proverbs 24:26 NLT); it develops connections and keeps our partnership open and bonafide, liberating us to talk reality in affection, no more lies or misrepresentation. 

Come clean with your sibling, brethren, spouse, and business partner. Keep in mind, 'In Christ's body we are in general associated. When you lie to other people, you end up deceiving yourself.'" (Ephesians 4:25 MSG).

Creator Annette Smith said: "Sensitive subjects are challenging for really dear companions. However, connections affect defective individuals who commit errors and get into wrecks." 

Companions should have the option to depend on one another, for no particular reason and certification, yet guidance and adjustment. Conceding to companionship implies since we care on a profound personal level, we dare to shout out when a companion needs to hear extreme words. 

Genuine fellowship accompanies happiness and obligation. To try not to discuss what is happening that is harmful, risky, or out of God's will, is to shame the kinship and the companion. At the point when we've been entrusted with the gift of friendship, we should adore them enough to encounter hurt, dismissal, and even resentment. Eventually, truth recuperates. 

Before tending to a tough spot, on the off chance that there's any self-importance or the smallest longing to settle the score, we ought to stay quiet. Trustworthiness, with regards to delicate subjects, should be joined by unadulterated, cherishing thought processes."

The Holy book says, "Talk truth in affection, developing, more like Christ." If your words aren't washed in adoration, they'll hurt as opposed to mending.

Do you think it's necessary to lie about it? If yes then you should know that it is not of God, whatever situation demands you lie is of the devil. Have you been living a fake life? Today you can still make it right with God, you can still be forgiven if you will humbly ask. (Isaiah 1:18)

PRAYER POINTS 

1. Confess every sin of lies you have committed in past and ask for mercy.
2. Holy Ghost fire purge my life and make me new in Jesus name.
3. Demon of lies oppressing my life, I bind you in Jesus name.
4. Foundational curse of lying in my family line operating in my life be disgraced in Jesus mighty name.
5. Desire to lie, I cast you out of my life in Jesus name.
6. Oh God restore my stolen joy in Jesus name.
7. Demon of lies possessing my (mention their name) I cast you out in Jesus name.

SHALOM ✋ 

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