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What Makes Us Free
If a nation values anything more than freedom , it will loose its freedom.
Freedom is our greatest blessing:
political freedom
personal freedom
What have we done with freedom
personable responsibility has disappeared - we now have 4th generation children on welfare ; what was supposed to be a temporary support structure has now supplid the needs for 5 decades in some communities.
Moral chaos - no absolute valuse, fabric come apart
the line of reference is gone.
Political chaos - entrenched class governing against the will of the people.
What Makes Us Truly Free
Governor Nash stepped out of his office and, for a moment, out of his role as
Governor of Ohio.
He tucked his large, black Bible under his arm and made his way
down the hallway of the State Penitentiary, in Columbus, Ohio.
As a Christian, his
heart burned with desire to share Christ with a certain young man waiting on
"death row."
Guilty of first-degree murder of his girlfriend, the condemned one sat in his cell, just
hours away from his appointment with the electric chair.
Upon seeing the elderly
man with a dark suit and Bible under his arm, he thought him to be a minister or
the prison chaplain.
His anger boiled over and he cursed as he sent the man away.
A guard standing nearby could hardly believe his eyes.
"You fool," he said, "don't
you know who that was?" "A preacher, I guess," was the reply.
"No, that was the
Governor, the only one who could set you free, and you sent him away."
The young
man died a few hours later, guilty not only of murder, but of sending away his only
hope for freedom and life.
Have you sent away Jesus, your only hope?
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What do we dind in the bible
I Freedom from 2nd Death
What is the second death?"
Answer: The second death is mentioned on multiple occasions in the book of Revelation and is synonymous with the lake of fire.
It is a “death” in that it is a separation from God, the Giver of life.
It is called the “second” one because it follows physical death.
1 cor 15.55-57
Answer: The second death is mentioned on multiple occasions in the book of Revelation and is synonymous with the lake of fire.
It is a “death” in that it is a separation from God, the Giver of life.
It is called the “second” one because it follows physical death.
You will never experience that .....
wow
II Freedom from Uncertainty
illustration - will I go to heaven.
How will I be judged for my sins?
I just don't know
Uncertainty leads to stress and is paralyzing!
It lead to doing nothing ....
illustration of uncertainty -
landing a plane in PHL i slept the passenger next to me could not sleep and was sweating ....
can’t loose it ......
No one can take it away
No like the stock market
Not like home values
III Freedom from the Power of Sin
then
romans 6.
As believers, we are forever united with God through Christ, and the power of sin no longer has mastery over us.
That’s sounds wonderful, but if sin no longer has power over me, why do I keep sinning?
In , the apostle Paul explains that the power of sin in our lives died with Christ on the cross.
Because sin no longer reigns over us, we have the freedom to resist it.
read Romans 6.6-7 again
Now that we are dead to sin we are “new and improved.”
Our old self is gone and our new self is very much alive in Christ.
Yet there are still moments when we give in to our sinful nature, even though we know it’s wrong.
What I need to remember is that it’s not me, but the sin in me that is corrupt.
I am a new creation in Christ that is no longer fastened to my old sin-empowered self.
That truth is the same for you too!
God’s gift of salvation gives us eternal life, but we still live in a broken world with broken people and sometimes we will still sin.
The difference is that before receiving Christ as our Savior, sin had control over us.
Now we have the ability to choose every time sin comes calling.
We can say no to temptation and immediately access God’s power in us to restrain sin, instead of sin restraining us.
God has given us a new life, a new nature and new freedom.
Because of our relationship with Him, we no longer want to pursue our old sinful desires and plans.
Instead, we want to live for the glory of God.
As we start this new life, the power of the Holy Spirit helps us become all that Christ wants us to be.
This is done through the process of sanctification.
Sanctification is the change God makes in our lives—continuously moving us towards holiness and purity—as we grow in faith to become more like Christ.
Remember … Christ also lived in a broken world with broken people and was tempted in every way, but He never sinned.
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The power that operated in our Lord Jesus is the same power that operates in us, giving us freedom from sin on this earth.
The power that operated in our Lord Jesus is the same power that operates in us, giving us freedom from sin on this earth.
The tension lies between what God is doing in us and our willingness to be shaped through the sanctification process.
It starts by being obedient and open to the process of offering every part of ourselves to Him as an instrument of righteousness.
That includes our minds (what we choose to meditate on), our mouths (what we choose to say), our hands (what we choose to do) and our feet (where we choose to go).
1 thess 4.3
IV Freedom From Moral Chaos
Family disorder
What Am I asking you to know ?
We have freedom from:
2nd death
Uncertainty
Power of Sin
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