Beyond Independence

As we celebrate the 4th of July and reflect on the sacrifices made for our nation’s freedom, we’re reminded that the greatest freedom comes through the Gospel. Jesus offers liberty not just from earthly oppression, but from sin, guilt, and death. In Him, life gains clarity, peace, and eternal hope—true freedom that endures beyond this life.

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• Scriptures: John 8:36, Romans 8:2, Matthew 5:5, Philippians 4:7

Episode Transcript

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You know, many have givenmuch in pursuit of freedom.
Hi, I am David Hill.
Jesus promises to make onefree indeed (John 8:36).
Free from sin and death (Romans 8:2).
Free from the guilt and shame that comesfrom living for the world and not for Him.
Free from wondering.

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In Matthew chapter five, verse five, Jesussaid in the Sermon on the Mount, "Blessed
are the meek, for they shall inherit theearth." Meaning that in humble obedience
to Christ, the world begins to make sense.
You have understanding of what'sgoing on in this world because you
understand what's coming in the next.

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Life has meaning, understanding,direction and satisfaction.
And the promise that when youobey Christ, there is peace
that passes all understanding.
That peace satisfies in this worldand holds the hope and promise
of salvation in the life to come.

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