Freedom

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Freedom

October 20, 2024 • Robbey Smith • John 8:31–37, John 1:29, Romans 6:6, Romans 8:13

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Join us as we delve into the profound message of freedom found in John 8:31-37. In this sermon, we explore Jesus' powerful declaration that "the truth will set you free" and what it truly means to be liberated from the bondage of sin. Discover how sin enslaves us, impacting our spirituality and relationships, and learn about the transformative power of abiding in God's Word.

Through personal experiences and biblical insights, we uncover the four effects of sin on our lives and how Christ's sacrificial death and resurrection offer us true freedom. Embrace the call to repentance, commit to daily abiding in His Word, and experience the life-changing effects of transparency, integrity, honor, and self-control.

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To See as God Sees

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The apostle John sees a dramatic scene around him. He sees he is isolated and alone on a small island called Patmos for his proclamation of the gospel. He sees his limitations in doing the work of the ministry. He sees what he sees but in that moment God asks us do you see what I see? God wanted John to see as God sees so he gave him a revelation and God wants you to see as he sees. When we see as God sees about the world and how he is in complete control in our darkest hour it empowers us to do as God says. Sees as God sees so we will do as God says!