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Psalm 12: Truth In A World Of Lies
18 July 2026

Psalm 12: Truth In A World Of Lies

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When you cannot tell what is real anymore, it does something to your soul. We have all felt it, scrolling past confident headlines, polished videos, and “trust me” commentary that turns out to be a version of the truth, not the truth. Today we slow down and let Psalm 12 speak into that fatigue with a grounded, ancient honesty that feels painfully current.

Pastor Brandon leads us through David’s words in “Truth In A World Of Lies,” written from a season when David is surrounded by deceit and cannot easily tell who is safe. Psalm 12 names flattering lips, boastful tongues, and a culture where the wicked strut while evil gets praised. Then it pivots to hope: God sees what is being done to the helpless, hears the groans of the poor, and promises rescue. We talk about discernment, propaganda, and why God’s promises are “pure,” like refined silver, when everything else feels contaminated by spin.

We also get practical. What if, instead of only turning the noise off, we bring it straight to God in prayer and ask Him to remove unhealthy influence and raise up righteous influence? And what if God has gifted you to speak truth from His Word into the social issues of our time with wisdom and courage? Listen along, pray with us, then subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a five-star review so more people can find daily Bible study and steady truth.

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