Despite living in the so-called Information Age, humanity faces an unprecedented crisis—not one of scarcity, but of clarity. Never before has the world had such vast access to data, facts, studies, and real-time updates. And yet, never before has it been so difficult to determine what is actually true.
This paradox of modern life is fueled by the rampant spread of misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation—each of them chipping away at trust, truth, and stability around the globe.
The Digital Battleground for the Mind
Today, we are bombarded with information from every direction: our phones buzz with notifications, our social feeds overflow with opinions, and viral videos shape public perception more than policy or proof.
The sad reality is that many trolls, influencers, bloggers, and vloggers now surpass the reach and influence of legitimate, trained journalists. While some may offer valuable insights, others use their platforms to distort facts, manufacture outrage, or push dangerous narratives. In some cases, they have become peddlers of lies, cloaking falsehoods in the garb of “personal opinion” or “alternative truth.”
Governments around the world are scrambling to address this. Legislative hearings, cybercrime laws, content moderation policies, and digital literacy campaigns have become standard responses. But even these are often weaponized for political ends or fall short in curbing the deeper issue: truth itself is under attack.
The Bible Saw This Coming
The Bible is not silent on the matter. Long ago, the prophet Daniel was told that in the time of the end,
“many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall increase” (Daniel 12:4).
We are witnessing the fulfillment of that prophecy today—mass travel, global communication, and the exponential rise of knowledge.
But with that increase in knowledge has also come a surge in human wickedness. The apostle Paul warned that
“evil men and impostors will grow worse and worse, deceiving and being deceived” (2 Timothy 3:13).
This too is our reality—where manipulation is monetized and truth is twisted for likes, shares, and influence.
So how do we navigate a world where truth is so elusive?
The Coming Kingdom: A World Reeducated in Truth
The Bible offers a profound and hopeful answer. The chaos and confusion we see today will not last forever. Christ will return—not just to judge the world, but to reeducate it.
When Jesus Christ establishes His Kingdom on Earth, truth will no longer be relative, manipulated, or hidden. Isaiah prophesied that
“the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea” (Isaiah 11:9).
In that time, millions of people will finally understand God’s purpose, come to repentance, and be saved.
Unlike today, no one will need to sift through echo chambers or false narratives. Christ will rule with perfect justice and truth, and
“out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem” (Isaiah 2:3).
His rule will correct the lies that have deceived generations and heal the wounds caused by ignorance and rebellion.
A Calling Today—for a Purpose Tomorrow
But Christ is already doing something in preparation for that. Today, He is calling a relatively small group of people to respond to the truth of the gospel—the good news of the coming Kingdom of God. These individuals, though few, are being prepared to be co-rulers with Christ when He returns (Revelation 20:6). Their role? To help reeducate the world, to teach others the way of peace, and to guide humanity toward lasting truth and salvation.
If you’re hearing and understanding this message today, it’s not an accident. It may be part of your calling—to live by the truth now, to reject the lies of this present age, and to prepare for your future role in Christ’s Kingdom.
The world’s search for truth continues—but it’s groping in the dark, despite the glow of our screens. The digital age has amplified both knowledge and deception. But God has a plan. A Kingdom is coming where truth will not just be found—it will reign.
