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Hey church, welcome back to another sermon. I'm so excited to share the story of Jesus with you

if you're new to our space. We focus on the person of Jesus believe that his way is the way to

life and fulfillment, a life of forgiveness and kindness and love and care and conviction and

purpose and destiny. And I hope that you are going to be encouraged. I'm doing a part two. In

fact, we've been doing a collection of servants on the most important sentences in human history. We've

looked at a lot of wonderful, pitty, powerful sentences by the person of Jesus. But last week, we started

a collection of talks around one sentence. It's really captured my attention. It's here in what we

now call John 14 where Jesus says, I am the way, the truth, and the life. Last week, we looked at

the way we talked about enjoying the journey. Jesus is the way or in other words, Jesus is the

journey. Enjoy the journey. Today, I want to talk about Jesus is the truth. Jesus is the truth.

And the title of this talk is searching for secrets, searching for secrets. Have you noticed that

we are inundated these days with famous quotes, right? Now growing up, I like want to cross my

legs. I don't know. It seems more more comfortable and more casual, but growing up, we lived in,

you know, I went to high school graduate in 1997, started high school in 94, I believe, is the right

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