Secure your freedom 

[The Glory Unveiled]

Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage. [ Galatians 5:1 KJV ]

True freedom unfolds in two distinct phases, and we experience its power only when we walk in both. The first phase is when freedom is granted — when the bail is paid, and the prison doors swing open. The second phase is when we remain within the provision that bail secured. For even if a man is released, he is not truly free if he forfeits the bail that set him loose. In the same way, when trials rise and pressures tighten around our souls, they come to test the integrity of our freedom in Christ. In those moments, it is the bail that speaks for us. Christ Himself is that bail — the One who paid what we could never pay and secured our release from the kingdom of darkness. He is the reason we walk in liberty at all. But to keep that liberty — to stand firm in the freedom purchased at such a price — we must remain aligned with Him. Freedom is not only received; freedom must be guarded. Jesus has set us free once and for all, but our journey into freedom continues as we choose, day after day, to remain in Him and refuse the chains we once knew. There is a mindset that belongs to the land of liberty. The old mindset — shaped by bondage, fear, and darkness — cannot survive the demands of this new territory. It will sabotage the very freedom Christ gave. But the renewed mind, anchored in truth and shaped by Christ, protects the boundaries of our liberty. So stand firm — in your thoughts, your posture, your attitude. Guard what Christ has entrusted to you. Secure the borders of your freedom. Remain in the One who bailed you out, for in Him your liberty is not only given, but preserved.

Prayer_Bead: My Protector and Redeemer, thank you for the freedom into which you have brought me through Christ Jesus. 

Wisdom_Quote: Jesus sets you free, your mindset makes you free. 

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