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Why is the concept of being 'made free' important for Christians?

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Being 'made free' signifies liberation from sin and the ability to serve God in righteousness, which is fundamental to the Christian faith.

The idea of being 'made free' is pivotal in understanding a Christian's relationship with sin and righteousness. Romans 6:18 states, 'Being then made free from sin, ye became the servants of righteousness.' This liberation is not merely a change in status; it transforms the believer's heart and will. Christians are freed from the dominion of sin and empowered to live in holiness. This emphasis on freedom implies a profound change—moving from servitude to sin to servitude to God, enabling a life marked by righteousness. Additionally, John 8:36 states, 'If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed,' underscoring that true freedom comes through Christ alone, allowing believers to live according to God's will rather than their sinful nature.
Scripture References: Romans 6:18, John 8:36, Romans 8:1-4, John 10:27-29

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Made Free !
Mike Baker · Feb 19, 2023
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