Now more than ever, truth seems relative. In effort to respect everyone's sense of truth, we've negated even the possibility of an ultimate truth. However, contrasting ideals and differing versions of reality cannot all hold equal merit. Truly, there is one reality, and one for all. Therefore, I submit to you, my readers, that there is an ultimate truth and, moreover, that this truth is a person-and not only a person, but God incarnate. Over two thousand years ago, Jesus of Nazareth posed a question, and only Peter answered, saying, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God." (Matthew 16:15-16). In these poetic verses, you will witness how the truth of Jesus saves a soul, restores a mind, engenders courage, and enables victory. And so...what will you say as His Holy Spirit now begs the haunting question, "Who do you say I Am?"