When Truth is Called Insanity | Tim Dilena

Summary

When truth goes against the grain, those who stand for it may be branded insane, as seen in the examples of Jeremiah, Jesus, and the Apostle Paul. The sermon uses C.S. Lewis' observation that running in the opposite direction of a crowd heading towards disaster makes one appear mad. The practical takeaway is to embrace truth and reason, even if it means appearing unconventional to others.