Jesus Never Lies

MAY 11 2026 Jesus Never Lies

In the end, the sheep will be separated from the goats. The wheat will be sifted from the chaff. The good trees will be planted and the bad trees will be cut down. There are only two sides to this story. Which side are we on? If we're not sure we're a sheep, then we had better make it right with Jesus and get on the right side. All sheep, those who have trusted Jesus with their souls, are headed for the same place. It matters not where we came from, or what we did, or who we are; none of these distinctions make any difference to Jesus. If we have trusted in him, we are his sheep. If we haven't trusted in him, we are not his sheep. He is no respecter of persons. He is not prejudiced. He is not partial. He cannot be unfair. He leaves the choice up to us, whether or not we want to be his sheep.
   When our spirit is joined once more with the Father, we become sheep again. The old beastly nature is removed. We're his. He's remade us. He takes us and makes us new. The Father sees only Jesus and his sacrificial blood, when he sees us. He doesn't see our sins, faults, and failures. He talks to us like we're his friends. He helps us, leads us, feeds us, keeps us. What more could we want? He does chasten us when we do wrong, and he reprimands us when we fail, but his love for his sheep never changes, never ends, and will never fade away. We're glad we've found this truth. We're glad we can be unafraid before God. We're glad we have his free gift of salvation, which we did not earn and which we could never pay for. God is not a man. He cannot lie. He loves his sheep as much as he loves his only begotten Son. -- excerpt from my book Kingdom Reality