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Value Your Liberty!

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Value Your Liberty!
Galatians 5:1 – Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.

It is good news that anyone that is in Christ is freed [freedom from the laws and its effects]. As Christians, we became free by believing on Jesus Christ, therefore the powers that bound others that in the world [that are yet to believe in Jesus Christ] are not effective on us. Because of this Spiritual liberty that is given to us through Christ, our life is far above the life of those that are not Christ’s.

This liberty is not the liberty that makes a human go into negativity and excesses. This liberty is given to profit us; that we will promote and make Christ known the more. This liberty makes no one to continually indulge in sin and still confess that ‘It doesn’t matter as I am a Christian’. This liberty doesn’t call for abuse! Galatians 2:21, Romans 6:18.

Beloved, value your liberty in Jesus by not entangling yourself again with the yoke of bondage [sin] and by standing fast for Christ; professing Him and Him alone! Avoid anything that is not Christ centered. Observance of the laws [ceremonials, cleanses and others] are not to be obeyed by a Christian.

Pray that in no way you will entangle yourself again. Pray that you will always stand for Christ. Pray never to frustrate the grace and liberty that Christ gave you. Take this as your pray points for today’s fasting and prayer, being day four of the 2018 fasting and prayers. Shalom.
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