God’s Guide to Freedom: A Forty-Day Guide through Exodus

· Wipf and Stock Publishers
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212
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About this eBook

In a society where so many people feel helpless and hopeless, they need to grasp onto someone who will release them from the bondage preventing them from attaining the beautiful things God has in store. So often, we don't know how to fight our spiritual battles, leading to a weakened and defeated spirit. This state of delusion and confusion is only the work of a dark force that's keeping people shackled in chains and suppressing their glorious life of liberty in Jesus Christ. We all long for a life full of peace, purpose, and a plan that will lead to a glorious journey with the presence of our Lord every step of the way. The reality of believing in Jesus, obeying his word, and knowing the truth brings spiritual freedom. And such a privilege includes freedom from the bondage of falsehood! "For his truth sets us free!" This forty-day devotional guide through Exodus will show us times of being in bondage--to a stage of deliverance--to wandering in the wilderness--and how to rely on the strength and guidance of an Almighty God. And that's where spiritual freedom comes to the surface in our "intentional" lives!

About the author

Carl Barrett is the founder and president of Monday Blues to Sunday Pews Ministry. He’s the author of God Values Our Daily Steps. He has served as a mentor, teacher, and preacher in multiple prison facilities. He has also served as an instructor for the National Fatherhood Initiative and is currently the First Impressions Ministry Leader at Central Tyler Baptist in Tyler, Texas.

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