Change your Perspective

We need to have a change in perspective. Rather than focus on the problems, we should focus on how to solve them. Receive problems as opportunities for growth (Romans 8:28). Let’s think about whatever is true, noble, right, pure, and lovely (Philippians 4:8).

Pride and Freedom

If we justify our wrongdoings with excuses and do not accept it nor are accountable, we need to surrender our pride and remove our spiritual bandages from our eyes. Only this way we will begin to have the freedom that we so desire.

Freedom in Christmas

How can we be truly free these Christmas?

Christmas is simply to remember how great is God’s love that He decided to send His Son Jesus to this world to, not only be born in a humble manger over two thousand years ago, but to continue to be born every day in the hearts of those who decide to make Him their Lord and Savior (John 3:16). Just as we give presents to people during their birthdays, God wants us to give Him everything that is an obstacle in our relationship with Him. If we give Him our lives and walk with Him in an intimate relationship, we will be able to understand the true meaning of Christmas and His love, joy, and peace will reign in our hearts forever because His truth will set us free.

Merry Christmas!

Be Content

Be content in everything regardless of your circumstances (Phil 4:11).

My Freedom does not depend on others

Article posted by my friend on living your calling:
http://blog.rescue-mission.org/bid/50240/Living-Your-Calling

Bickering and Freedom

Freedom keeps us soaring, but quarreling destroys our ability to fly (page 40).

Forgiving Provides Freedom

Forgiving is the only way to experience freedom; it frees us from the emotional yoke that keeps us from spiritual growth.