Frank Sinatra’s mega-hit song, My Way, has a line about regrets. “Regrets, I’ve had a few, but then again, too few too mention.” We should all be so fortunate! And by the way, doing it my way versus God’s way, not the path I choose. Sorry Frank! Now, about regrets, we do have a few, perhaps more than…
What does independence mean to you? Dr. Linda Mintle talks about how we see this play out in our culture today and in the past.
What does the letter from a woman in Vietnam have to do with the upcoming U.S. election? She reminds us of the value of the freedoms we too often take for granted.
As a teenager, Danielle Strickland pursued rebellion as a way of life in hopes of finding freedom. It wasn’t until she met Christ in a jail cell that she experienced what true freedom really meant.
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If Jesus left us the key to our freedom, then why are we still trapped in the bondage of our sin and shame?
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In sharing even the unspeakable and unattractive parts of our journey, we can actually find freedom.
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As Christians, we are not destined for oppression; we are destined for freedom! We need to hold onto the truth of God's Word and steer clear of oppression in its various forms.
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What if following Christ with your whole heart was the beginning of true freedom, not the end of it?
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Do you find yourself feeling like you are not enough or too much in a particular setting? We are called to be wild and free in the image of Christ.
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The health of a country is based largely on the freedoms of its people. What happens when those are removed?
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