We are living in a world that is heavy on knowledge, but light on wisdom.

In fact, we're living in a world right now where we're so inundated with data, information, knowledge.

It can almost be exhausting, and at the same time, it seems that

people are more empty and searching for answers than ever before. In fact, one of the great

questions, not just of our age, but of the ages, is this question, what is truth? In a world of lies

surrounded by so much deceit and guile and duplicity, a world of fake news and fake people,

you want to get beyond the facade, you want to get beyond the false. Everybody is looking for the authentic,

the genuine, the true. So what is truth? Now, it's interesting, but we have the ability at our

fingertips now to talk to Siri or to Alexa or to Google or to fill in the blank and ask a question and get some answer.

But is that the right answer? Is it truthful?

Did you know that searches online in the last four years have gone up 400% on the subject I'm talking to about today.

That's right.

400% has been the increase of this question, what is truth?

Ironically, the question, who is Jesus and is Jesus God, has also gone up the exact same amount.

And so today I'd like to answer the question, not from my opinion, not from some idea that I have.

I'd like to answer the question from what God says.

Look, who can you trust? What can you believe? You're going to trust somebody.

You're going to believe something. And so let's get the Lord's answer. First, let's start with a question.

I said to you that this question, what is truth, is not a new question. Oh, it may be more pressing on people's minds today.

But in fact, did you know that this

question, what is truth, was actually on the lips of Pilate on the day that he sentenced

Jesus to death? In John, chapter number 18, we read these words. Verse 37, Pilate therefore said

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