Jesus shed his blood to pay the price for our freedom. The question is: have we walked out of our prisons?

Living according to God’s Word is not restricting, as many people think. In fact, it is what brings us the greatest freedom of all.

Jesus gave the paralyzed man more than forgiveness - he gave him victory and power. So often we are content to sit on our mats, but Jesus has set us free and we must walk in that freedom!

Mary Magdalene had a wonderful story of transformation - delivered from her bondage by Jesus. Yours can be a similar story, because Jesus is willing and able to deliver us from evil.

The only way to healing and victory is to open the door of your heart and let Jesus in. Rev. Derek Wilson’s final words from his 2008 Easter sermon invite us to receive this.

How many of us live in chains? But God can fling open our prison doors and set us free – as Rev. Derek Wilson reminds us in this 2008 Easter sermon.

Psalm 31 reminds us to seek refuge in God, avoiding the spiritual traps the enemy sets, and choosing to walk in God's ways for a life that glorifies Him.

Christ's work not only brings forgiveness but also breaks the chains that bind us, offering true freedom through His Spirit's power. Today, embrace the transforming reality that you can live in freedom, not through your own strength, but through Christ in you.