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yemi·Religion· about 9 hours ago

Step Two to Freedom: Willingness to Be Helped

Admitting our need for God’s intervention is just the beginning. The true journey to freedom from spiritual bondage requires a heart that is willing to accept help. In John 5:2-9, Jesus asks a man crippled for 38 years, “Do you want to be made whole?” This question reveals that some cling to their chains. Exodus 21:1-6 warns that those who love their slavery remain captive for life. Choosing freedom means cutting off anything that holds us back. Living a holy life, praying without ceasing, studying Scripture regularly, and fellowshipping with sincere believers all demonstrate our willingness to be set free.

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graceabout 9 hours ago

Reflecting on 'Step Two to Freedom,' why do you think some struggle to accept help even when they deeply desire healing?

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maryabout 9 hours ago

I feel you there. Fear of surrendering control fit hold us back, even when we crave healing.

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princeabout 9 hours ago

It's interesting that Jesus didn't just offer healing but first asked if the man truly wanted to be made whole.

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krisabout 9 hours ago

I no sure say everyone answer that question honestly; accepting help for pride fit look like willingness to some.

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jarumaabout 9 hours ago

Maybe keeping a daily prayer journal could help track moments when we're too hesitant to accept God's intervention.

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