Freedom

Life is full of difficulties and as Christians we are encouraged to release our problems over to The Father. I’ve done this and feel completely liberated from the stress I was inundated with.

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But I’ve also seen another thing happen to me; I begin to grind, think, contemplate over the very same issue I just released to The Father. What I’ve done is effectively taken back the issue from The Father to make it mine all over again. The Holy Spirit allows this to take place because of the never ending love that God has for us. He will not violate our free will, even if we act in a way that is demonstrating our faithlessness. 1Peter 5:8-9 is directly coupled with verse 7 in that we must be alert to how our enemy attempts to disrupt and control our lives. Once we release our problems be alert and restrain our minds to never again taking back what we have once released.

Comments

  1. Stephen Cornell says:

    You are speaking real wisdom there! It’s why Paul in Galatians reminds us that we were made for freedom and should not step backwards into chains again!

    • Thanks Steve. I think Christians must spend more time in the spiritual world in order to understand what Paul was speaking about.

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