The Revelation of Jesus with Rick Sterling

Danger Close~

Knowing the difference between Truth and Lies is not easy, nor is it without it's own form of danger. Yes, danger! When you willingly go about the process of changing your entire identity in the way you look at life there are a number of pitfalls that can capture your attention to the extent that you can, early on in the process, decide that you don't want anything to do with this type of discovery, and simply shut down, turn away, and say "I've had enough of this", stopping the process of learning a Truth different than what you now know, and go back to the tried and 'true' identity of where you already are. Seaching for Truth can be very dangerous to your ego, as you come to recognize that you have been massively fooled.

No one willingly comes to the realization that they have been fooled into believing lies as if they are truth, and enjoys that part of the discovery process.

Yet once you have moved passed the fact that you have actually been totally blind for your entire life up until that moment, the realization that there are things about truth that are both attractive in their danger (more about that part later), and enjoyable in the application, not only to your life here on earth, but life in the Kingdom of God.

As you finally discover and KNOW (without remorse) that you have the Truth about the Kingdom of God and Salvation it can be 'laugh out loud' moment. You recognize that you have been the butt of a complex, nafarious and deadly joke, perpetrated upon you by a being that has no humor what-so-ever, you can smile at yourself with relief, knowing you have dodged a soul-killing bullet. 

So, imagine the joy when Jesus smiles at you and says, "Well done my good and faithful Servant", as you enter into eternity in the Kingdom of God. Won't that be fun!