In a world of alternative facts, louder arguments don’t restore truth — relationships do.
This short reflection connects everyday experience (raising teenagers, public misinformation, political spin) with a surprising insight from the Book of Revelation:
👉 Revelation doesn’t begin with judgment - it begins with revelation itself - the unveiling of who God is, and there's a very good reason ...
Drawing on:
- The rise of “alternative facts” in public life
- The breakdown between truth and proof
- A pastoral reading of Revelation 1
- The Welsh distinction between gwybod (to know facts) and nabod (to know personally)
This video explores why churches in Revelation weren’t judged for ignorance — but for knowing God and no longer loving Him.
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