Hesed Ojieh argues that facts without context become lies. A bank account showing broke tells you nothing about what's coming. He urges listeners to look past surface circumstances and trust the larger purpose unfolding.
Oh, you know what? You open your account in the morning and all you see is broke, broke, broke, broke, broke, broke, broke, broke. But what is the truth? Facts are misleading because sometimes they ignore the context, the influencing factor. So when you look at your life, you say it's empty. You miss the context, what God is trying to do. You miss the opportunity to grow, to advance, to improve. Because all your stock is in the emptiness of the glass. Nothing is working. But the problem is that facts are only context that can be influenced for truth to begin to work. Don't believe the facts you see, they are lies.
