The gospel confronts us with uncomfortable truth: we are sinners in need of saving. We don't naturally want to admit we're broken, guilty, and helpless apart from God. Yet this very truth sets us free. Jesus doesn't come with condemnation but with an invitation: "Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more." Embracing God's truth means surrendering our pride and accepting that the God who created everything knows better than we do. Today, ask yourself: Am I resisting God's truth in any area of my life? What am I holding too tightly? Remember, when we humbly come to God, He doesn't crush us. He lifts us up in His loving arms and guides us into the life He's designed for us.

Reflection Questions:

- Are there truths about God or yourself that you struggle to accept?

- What areas of life are you holding onto that need surrender to God's truth?

- How can accepting God's truth bring you freedom?

Application Points:

- Spend time in prayer, asking God to reveal any areas where you're resisting His truth.

- Write down one truth about who you are in Christ and meditate on it throughout the day.

- Choose to act on a truth today that you’ve been neglecting, like forgiving someone or taking a step of faith.