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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2026 · 52 MIN

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from ChurchOfTheLostSheep.Org · host ChurchOfTheLostSheep

A warning about deception, a call to truth, and how to endure to the end.From Pat Tillman to 1 John, from deception to discernment—this episode confronts watered-down faith and calls listeners back to truth, repentance, and the fear of the Lord.This episode opens with a sober acknowledgment of sacrifice, deception, and injustice—reflecting breifly on the life and legacy of Pat Tillman and the deeper questions surrounding truth, narrative control, and what people are told versus what actually happened.From there, the message shifts inward.What begins as commentary becomes a spiritual examination.A pattern emerges—one that touches on:* manipulation of truth* silencing of voices* and the cost paid by those who stand firmThe episode then moves into something deeper and more personal:a reflection on faith under pressure, suffering, and the reality that many fall away—not because truth isn’t available, but because it isn’t easy.There is a direct confrontation here:Not everyone who claims to believe actually believes.Walking through First Epistle of John, this episode breaks down the difference between:* saying you follow God* and actually walking in truthBetween:* light and darkness* truth and imitation* conviction and comfortOne of the central themes is this:Darkness isn’t just lying—it’s the inability to even recognize truth.And that distinction matters more now than ever.Da Bears!Vetelemed.com sponsored this message. Don’t forget to head over to Vetelemed.com for all your Pet’s needs. We have an online store here: vetelemed.covetruspharmacy.comGod Bless all the Saints of the most high God! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit churchofthelostsheep.substack.com

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