https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efBit9pEVP0
In this message, Paul explores how true freedom and joy are found by letting Jesus into our toughest struggles. Using Paul's example in the Bible, who found joy even while in prison, we learn that freedom doesn't always mean escaping our situations but being content within them. This message will encourage you to invite Jesus into your "prisons," like fear or anger, so you can experience real freedom. By doing so, you'll begin to find joy and peace even in the toughest circumstances because Jesus is with you.
Devotional:
Paul, a follower of Jesus, wrote a letter while sitting in a dark and dirty prison. Instead of feeling miserable, he felt joy and contentment. How is that possible? Paul understood that joy doesn't come from what's around us but from who's with us—Jesus.
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Additional Scripture:
Philippians 4:11-12
James 1:2-3
Devotional:
Being free isn't just about escaping a tough place. Paul was still in prison, but he felt free on the inside. Real freedom comes when we invite Jesus into our "prisons" like fear or anger, letting His love change us from the inside out.
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