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May 11, 2026 7 min

How Do We Know What’s True | Episode 61

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Truth isn't a consensus, and it isn't an algorithm—it’s a Person. In a world of deepfakes and performance, the only thing that holds up in the dark is the Truth that was built on the Rock. Stop trying to find reality in the noise and start finding it in the Word." In this broadcast from the edge of the court, Jason J. Knight tackles the crisis of discernment. We’re discussing why it’s getting harder to tell what’s real, how to distinguish Truth from technology, and why your connection to the Shepherd is your only reliable signal. The Anchors: The Reality Test: Understanding why a starving generation is no longer moved by hype or managed images. Less Human, More Machine: Recognizing the spiritual importance of preserving your soul in an automated age. The Fruit Proof: Why the 'fruit of the Spirit' is the only thing that can't be faked by the system. The Takeaway: The future is changing and the system is tightening, but the Truth remains unmoved. If you want to know what’s real, you have to get back to the Source. Quiet the noise, get on the Rock, and let the Word of God reveal the heart of the Father. You weren't built to be confused—you were built to be a witness. Stay awake, stay anchored, and keep standing. Frequency Found: Read the Reflection Guide: knightwaveradio.substack.com Watch the Visuals: youtube.com/@KnightWaveRadio Website: https://knightwaveradio.com If this spoke to you… and you want to help us keep creating, you can support here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/7DRLF886XB4H6 Stay awake. Stay anchored.

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