Littlejohn then turns to “moral freedom,” the Spirit’s gradual liberation of Christians from bondage to indwelling sin. Here, he gives extended attention to ancient pagan virtue theory ...

Freedom from Thirst: “He leadeth me beside the still waters.” ¶ Freedom from Sin: “He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.” ¶ Freedom ...

While this may be true in the U.S. for the most part, let us consider the cause of all these issues that we are not free from: the freedom from sin. In the world we live in, it doesn’t really ...

Who is this person? None other than our Lord Jesus Christ.

That's the freedom I wish for you, for us. Freedom from sin, freedom from our weaknesses, freedom from the slavery that sin makes out of all of us. That is the freedom that is worth dying for.” ...

Often it just encourages other politicians and voters to legalize sin again. Wisdom suggests minding our own business would save time and expense, and give freedom a better chance to work.

That's the freedom I wish for you, for us: freedom from sin, freedom from our weaknesses, freedom from the slavery that sin makes out of all of us. That is the freedom that is worth dying for.” ...