23-FEB-2021_Pip Squeak 
I’m little Pip Squeak. I tell the secrets to you that some would rather you didn’t hear. I come and whisper them so that you’d know things you are meant to know. I’m a “tattle teller” and “tell on others” –that is to say I reveal secrets to you about the deeds and behaviour of those in your midst. They can’t keep secrets from you that you are meant to know when I’m around. I have a way of making things plain and in front of your eyes, by manoeuvring things for you to make discoveries, or simply to tell you the facts when you are needing to know them. 
“Who did such and such?” you might need to know, in order to maintain life consistency and order and peace. 
“They did,” I will whisper or show and tell you in some way. Truth is what I fight for, and exposing things that should be brought to the light. I am the truth, but in love, for it’s for the good of others that I do this thing. I’m certainly not liked by the “hid your secrets” souls, but one day they too are glad, for it is nicer to have some things be known, then to coddle the fear of being found out.
I let the secrets out of the bag, and that includes you too. When there is something others should know about, I can get you to say them by bringing things to your mind that prod you to do so, or make you careless so that you do, even if you weren’t planning on saying it. 
If you want to know if there are secret things going on, ask for the keys of revelation and discovering secrets.
There is nothing hidden that shall not and will not eventually be revealed. Or what fun is a secret if it can’t eventually be told? Jesus has lots of them, and wants to share them, over time, and with whom it’s right for—those who will cherish them. 
Jesus’ secrets are like pearls, pearls of wisdom. He doesn’t have any hidden, naughty secrets, though you might be really surprised by some of the things He tells you, things way past your mind’s limitations and your means of measuring good versus evil. You’ll have to stretch to make sense of some of the secrets He’d like to tell you. A human mind can’t make sense of a lot of things. But with Jesus’ spirit leading you through the delightful mazes and caverns and up the steep mountains and along the narrow ridges and down to the depths of a crystal clear lake, you’ll get the idea of what He’s trying to reveal. 
Sometimes all it takes is a bit more knowledge, the kind that comes through experiences of all types. To Jesus, to “teach” you means “to make you do”. For that is how the best learning comes; for the whole point of learning the types of things Jesus want you to know is so that you’ll “arise and be doing”. So, learning on the move is good, for then you are already in gear and ready to do and live the new lesson you just learned, rather than merely tucking it away in the corners of your mind to be forgotten along with distant memories of your past. 
For the things Jesus teaches aren’t to be thought of as memories, but rather tools. And He hands you a tool and shows you how to use it, and then gets you going using it. It’s active learning from a moving God who created things to keep moving and transforming and changing, and getting better all along.