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3 thoughts on “For Freedom’s Sake”
Speaking of the freedom that we have in Christ I think of our habits, the good ones and the bad ones, for we all are creatures of habit and sometimes it’s really hard to get over the bad ones but it is only possible through Christ, thanks God! I’m living proof of that and find myself slipping into doing bad habits again but am more aware of it now and lean on Jesus to stay the course and correct the tendency to do the wrong thing.I call it “little repentances” everyday. As Paul said I do the thing I do not want to do and I leave undone the right thing I need to do. Can we not all relate?
After spending most of my life in so called institutional church denominations (organized Christian religion) like the evangelical Lutheran, fundamental Baptists, reformed Baptists … I wholeheartedly understand what this short, but powerful post is all about. Oh what a glories Gospel. We are free indeed. “Come out of her, my people” (Rev.18:4). Amen brother!
Hi Gary,
If you don’t already know about him, there is a man in London named Eamon McMullan who has multiple videos on youtube and shares ultimate reconciliation of all through Jesus.
His main focus is usually the gift of righteousness, but he often expresses belief in what you refer to as the Glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ. Here is a link to one of his videos where he deals with CU. I think you will really enjoy this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPTUBlVugrQ
Thanks again for all you continue to accomplish for the Glorious Gospel of Jesus!!
Dave Goodreau, Rhode Island