Text: Galatians 5:1 (KJV)
Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be
not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.
Friends, it is a double congratulations to you. We thank God for the month of
October and another Independence Day celebration. It has been a journey with
God by His mercy and we are thankful. Yes, freedom is more than the moment we
celebrate it. John 8:36 - If the Son
therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. So, we must
continue in the liberty. It is what we do with the freedom we have received
that matters. Nigeria’s Independence
reminds us of a historic moment when a nation gained freedom from colonial
rule. But independence was not meant to be only a day of celebration. It was
the beginning of a responsibility to build, serve, protect, and make the nation
better. In the same way, when Christ sets us free, our freedom is not simply an
experience to celebrate; it is a life to live daily.
Interestingly, we must go beyond the moment no
matter our current state. Remember, freedom produces responsibility. Also, freedom
produces growth as well as purposeful living. Romans
6:22 - But now being made free from sin,
and become servants to God, ye have your fruit unto holiness, and the end
everlasting life. We should not return to the habits, fears, attitudes,
and limitations that once controlled us. Christ has called us to live
differently even as a person, church, and nation. The question is not only, “Am
I free?” The deeper question is, “What
am I doing with my freedom?” Therefore,
your freedom is an opportunity to become who God created you to be, serve
others, make godly choices, and contribute positively to your generation and
nation at large. I pray we shall go beyond the moment in Jesus name.
PRAYER POINT:
Lord, thank You for the freedom You have given us and help us not to stop at
the moment of celebration in words but teach us to use our freedom responsibly,
live purposefully to become in Jesus name.
Action Quote: Remember, freedom is not the end of the journey but it
is the beginning of responsibility as we live beyond the excitement.
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