Character Confession: Freedom

ByJulie July 21, 2013July 1, 2013

Each Sunday I try to share my own nature picture with a thought or two about God’s love for you.

I’ve never seen a limp flag, have you? Even on a non windy day I think our flags still represent so many strong themes. Freedom. Sacrifice. Heroes.

Freedom in your life will never be a weak victory. Choosing Christ to help you conquer fear, anger, the past, and more will never be the crutch or loser decision the world would have you believe.

Freedom in you is like this flag.

Regal. Majestic. Strong. Inspiring.

May freedom in Him be yours today!

Julie Arduini picture at Riverside Gardens, Youngstown

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