The lyrics hit me hard. I realized that I was no longer captive. I am His. In other words, God had set me free, but I had a death-grip on the chains He had pulled away. I was free, but I acted like I was still bound.

Last summer, God showed me that I was a slave to fear and worry. I wanted control. I worried about everything, even though it did nothing to help the situation. I was still not in control. He showed me that He had set me free from the ties, only that I was clinging to the chains of fear that He had broken.


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Words have the power to give life or death. When Bethel uses words repeatedly it is to drive home His great love and repeating words or phrases helps turn your heart from the things that may he binding you. This song is powerful. And life changing. I have been set free, I am no longer a slave to the sins of my past. This song shows His great love for us, even when we stumble, He is there.

This song misses the most important truth in scripture. That is we are all a slave to sin before being born again. Sin, not fear is our problem. I would hate to think they avoid the word sin and use fear instead because sin sounds so old school. After all even the Christian experience has to be updated to be more popular today. Scripture talks about fear in some places as a good thing. It is a valuable thing to fear hell and we should have a healthy fear toward the one who can not only destroy our body but our soul in hell fire. Jesus did not hang on the cross to simply set me free from fear, He set me free from sin!

To walk in the knowledge that you no longer A slave to anything ungodly is worthy to put in a song. Jonathan David and Melissa declares boldly that they are not slaves to fear and i concur. ARE YOU? NO, then SHARE ff782bc1db

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