🎧 TRUTH: Is There a Freedom Result? (Part 2) | The Wrong Words Podcast“Then you will know the truth—and the truth will set you free.”In Part 2 of this provocative conversation, hosts Oliver Marcelle and Luvon Dungee go deeper into the word truth, pulling apart its origins, spiritual implications, and real-world consequences.We’re not just talking about what feels true—we’re asking the hard question: Can it really be truth if it doesn’t set you free?🧠 In this episode, we explore:The Old English root of “truth”: faithfulness, veracity, and consistencyHow modern “truths” often lack integrity, trustworthiness, or alignment with God-centered livingWhy our personal narratives may feel true—but still not qualify as truthThe sobering question: Is truth something you believe… or something you invent?📚 We break down:Word origins from Old English (triewo), Proto-Germanic (trewaz), Hebrew (emet), Greek (aletheia), and Aramaic (sharira)Scriptural framing from John 8:32—why freedom is a non-negotiable result of real truthThe four major “types” of truth: objective, normative, subjective, and complex—and which ones are the most dangerous💥 Powerful moments include:The idea that truth must be consistent, liberating, and God-centered—or it’s not truth at allThe danger of complex truth: when we manipulate multiple “truths” to suit our desiresA vulnerable discussion about illusion, ego, spiritual evolution, and the filters we wrap our truth inThe difference between referencing past truth and living in present-day truthHow truth requires a “day one” mindset in all relationships👥 What You’ll Walk Away With:A new filter for evaluating truth that centers on freedom, faith, and consistencyCourage to examine how truth has been misused in your life and relationshipsAn invitation to create new truth—not based on ego or pain, but on possibilityA call to strip away emotional filters and embrace truth with spiritual clarity and relational integrity📊 POLL QUESTION:What’s the clearest sign that something isn’t truth?A) It keeps you stuckB) It creates confusionC) It requires performanceD) It doesn’t lead to freedomTell us in the comments 👇📲 Join the Community:✅ Subscribe to The Wrong Words Podcast✅ Follow us on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube✅ Like, Comment & Share to bring more people into this word-shifting journey🧩 Wrong words create wrong conversations. Let’s get this one right.#WrongWordsPodcast #Truth #Freedom #EmotionalGrowth #FaithAndCulture #SpiritualClarity #WordMatters #HealingThroughLanguage

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