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For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their unrighteousness suppress the truth. (Romans 1:18)

Daily reading: Deuteronomy 23

Just as the gospel reveals God’s righteousness to those who believe the truth, it also reveals His wrath against those who suppress it through unrighteousness. These aren’t people who are merely unaware—they actively resist the truth because it confronts their sinful ways. Instead of allowing God’s truth to shape their lives, they silence it to avoid conviction. The word ‘suppress’ means to restrain, repress or hinder—like someone trying to keep a lid on a truth they don’t want to face. This rejection of truth isn’t intellectual ignorance but moral resistance. God’s wrath is not random or impulsive; it’s the righteous response to deliberate rebellion. In contrast, those who receive the truth in faith are given God’s righteousness. The difference lies in the heart’s posture—suppressing truth or submitting to it. Let’s be those who welcome the truth and let it transform us.