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July 2nd – John 8:36

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John 8:36

Dwight L. Moody once said, “If you believe on the Lord Jesus Christ you are free.” Throughout the month of July, we celebrate freedom as a nation. It’s a time to reflect on how precious freedom really is and to appreciate the many blessings we enjoy. But for me, that celebration isn’t complete without thinking about the greatest freedom I’ve ever been given. And that’s the freedom that comes through Jesus Christ.


Jesus didn’t simply come to make our lives a little better. He came to set us free. Free from the guilt of our past. Free from the power of sin. And free from shame, fear, and condemnation. He willingly laid down His life on the Cross so we could experience a freedom that nothing in this world can ever offer.

The freedoms we enjoy in this life are wonderful, but they can change with time. The freedom Jesus gives is different. It isn’t based on circumstances, governments, or anything this world can control. It is eternal. No one can take it away because it was purchased by the blood of Christ.

That truth gives me so much hope. No matter what happens around me, I know who I belong to. My heart has been set free, my sins have been forgiven, and my future is secure in Him.

As we celebrate freedom this month, let’s remember the freedom that matters most. The precious freedom Jesus died to give us. It is the greatest gift we will ever receive, and it is ours forever.

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May 31st – Romans 13:1

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Romans 13:1

With the midterm elections coming up, tragic mass shootings, inflation, and gas prices, our country is in political turmoil more than ever. So how are we as Christian’s to respond? When it comes to our leaders, the apostle Paul tells us we are to submit. Because those in power are put there by the power of God. And honoring the Lord means living in submission to the authority He has placed over us. Yet that doesn’t mean we are always to obey. When the apostles were commanded by the Council in Jerusalem to stop preaching the gospel they refused saying, “We must obey God rather than man,”  (Acts 5:27-29) The Bible is clear. We are to be law abiding citizens, unless those in authority want us to go against God’s will. And always be praying that our leaders make decisions based on the will of God.

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