The Gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth Brings Freedom

There are times where in the middle of the noise and expectations of the world, it's difficult to stop and stay true to one's identity. The changes in the world have unavoidable evils that try to target groups and individuals. However, there is hope because the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth gives grace. Yet, the problem is that the gospel of the Lord is often watered down. Aspects of the gospel; Godly sorrow, repentance, the death and the bodily resurrection is often not mentioned in it's entirety, not enough for the Holy Spirit to one day convict a person to have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

As the world produces false doctrines and false teachings, it's necessary for individuals that know something is not right to break free from that bondage. Instead, be ready to recover your identity. Renounce all false doctrines, counterfeit salvation experiences, or supernatural happenings that do not align with the Lord. The truth is, it is God who chooses those who he prepares to be ready to have salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Not of our own choosing. Easy believism is running rampant, and dangerous. True salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ of Nazareth, does not feed off fear or live a continuous fearful lifestyle without the joy of just living life. The ability to handle the distresses of life worsen when false biblical doctrines that appear to be Christ-like (but are not true) become a habit. If judgment or confusion comes, the worst thing to do is fake things away, and ignore that things are not right, then try to facilitate whereabouts that consists of trying to further create that facade.

Living in truth at all times is what can break a captive free. God and the Holy Spirit gives wisdom to those who are struggling. Wisdom comes often in surprising ways. Inner strength in one's identity, values, and beliefs is important. Being real is being kind. Unrushed evaluation is essential. No matter what is happening, God is finding a way to lead the lost to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

It is Pastor Pam Sheppard, who learned about spiritual deception happening worldwide causing people to worship a false Christ. The apostle Paul warned of this more than 2000 years ago in 2nd Corinthians 11: 13, when he revealed that there are those who are, and will boast to be implementing the values of Christ, but it is all pretend. He said, "and I will keep on doing what I am doing in order to cut the ground from under those who want an opportunity to be considered equal with us in the things they boast about. For such people are false apostles, deceitful workers, masquerading as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light."

Yet in contrast from those who are masquerading, those who are aware, and capable of breaking free from that deception are being prepared by God and the Holy Spirit for the light of truth and freedom. When the true gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth is heard, then true salvation occurs, and the gift of freedom is a lasting value. Jesus Christ of Nazareth is the ultimate gospel about freedom. The Lord defeated the biggest defeat of them all; death. The true gospel of Jesus Christ of Nazareth is powerful and leads to freedom like no other. Those who are feeling lost, but are starting to open their eyes: do not be afraid. God has led you to the path of undeception for a reason. Without grieving the Holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit works to change, realign, restore, and strengthen those who are meant to be ready.

True faith in Jesus Christ of Nazareth, is dropped into a person, unplanned, without a human being trying. This is why salvation comes from God and cannot be created by a person. Faith in the Lord should propel a person toward unforgettable, inspiring, and meaningful change. Those who have not had salvation in Jesus Christ of Nazareth yet but are of the elect, and inline for their path to salvation, may not realize that God and the Holy Spirit is intervening in different aspects of their lives that must change.

Ultimately, it is genuine salvation in Jesus Christ of Nazareth that brings incomparable freedom. Before salvation, deliverance gives the once captive an idea of the reality of freedom when bondage to rigidity, perpetual self-hatred, self-condemnation, go away. 2nd Corinthians 3:17 (NIV) says, "Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.”

God has given all of us a free will. So, when the dark realms and all of it's aspects come, it is your God-given free that is an important source to not be a captive. Although, the fight to freedom may take time, the restoration of a freer mind, body, and soul is vital. The free will should not be performative, not pretend, and not be ingrained in fear. Instead, consistency in what is honest and true makes it easier to keep using your free will.

As the free will is being utilized, God does the work of intervening with his miracles, his power, that only he can do, and remove all the unnecessary restraints one has been experiencing. Freedom anchored in truth produces genuine, lasting change.