When Truth Divides: Discernment, Sovereignty, and the Man Behind the Curtain

When Truth Divides:
Discernment, Sovereignty, and the Man Behind the Curtain

Rev. Kat Carroll

Have you ever believed in something so strongly that it became part of how you defined truth, only to discover that others, even close friends or family, saw it completely differently? Did you debate them, laying out your reasoning point by point? Did you meet resistance so loud it drowned out your voice? Or perhaps you stayed quiet, knowing the conversation would only fracture the relationship further.

Now imagine this: the evidence you had been pointing toward finally emerges for the public to see. Would you feel tempted to say, “I told you so”? Or would you take the higher path, the one that honors both your truth and their journey of awakening, no matter how late it arrives.

Beliefs Built on Shifting Sand

Most of us grew up trusting the information that came to us through television, newspapers, and magazines. But over the years, ownership of those outlets condensed into what was once called “the Big Six” — a handful of corporations controlling most of what we see, hear, and read. Today, it’s even fewer. This influence reaches far beyond news — into entertainment, cultural values, and even the way history is told.

Recent years have pulled back part of the curtain. High-profile outlets have been caught presenting information they knew was false. Trust has eroded. Some in government have stepped into media roles to try to keep certain narratives alive, yet the public’s confidence isn’t what it once was.

And you were never meant to notice the man behind the curtain…

The Gentle Art of Truth-Tending

Not everyone has been able to track the shifts. Work, school, and daily life can keep people focused elsewhere. Meanwhile, some seem meant to be “kept in the loop” — nudged by an article, a video suggestion, or an email at just the right time. For some of us, this steady drip of insight feels like divine intervention, knowing a few would carry these truths forward.

If the day comes when your view is confirmed publicly, remember: discernment and sovereignty don’t require a victory lap. The higher path is to extend a bridge, not a dividing line. Truth doesn’t need an “I told you so.” It needs room to breathe — and forgiveness is the key that keeps that bridge open.

And if you’ve found that you didn’t catch the deception and went along with the crowd, it’s okay. We still love you, and we’re glad you can see the cracks in the veneer of legacy media.

No shadow can hide from the light.
Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. – John 8:32

The Bigger Picture of Change

We’re living in a time when every level of reality seems to be shifting. Earth changes, weather extremes, financial instability, political upheaval, and even wars — or the constant rumors of wars — have peaked in recent years, yet many of these tensions are beginning to settle. All of this is unfolding alongside rare planetary alignments — the kind that help release old systems and expose hidden shadows long kept from public view.

Solar activity, surges in the Schumann Resonance, earthquakes, volcanoes, and even tsunamis are all signs of pressure being released, both in the planet and in ourselves. For many, this release is showing up as physical symptoms, illness, fatigue, heightened emotions, part of a natural purging of toxins and outdated beliefs.

If you’re feeling it, you’re right on schedule. Trust that these waves are temporary and that they’re clearing the way for something new. Things may not return to “the way they were” — and that’s a good thing. Make space for something better, because it’s already unfolding.

These 6 corporations control 90% of the media outlets in America. The illusion of choice and objectivity