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Pastor's Corner
Glorious Freedom
Written in 1917 by Haldor Lillenas, this wonderful old song of testimony began appearing in hymnals in the early 1920's. Only eternity will tell how many of God’s saints have been blessed in their soul at the singing of this grand old song. Though it is well over 100 years old, it’s words are as fresh as tomorrow to the saint that has borne “sin’s galling fetters”.
It speaks of freedom from sin. Jesus told the woman that was caught in the very act of a hideous sin, “go, and sin no more”. He forgave her sin that day, and has been forgiving sin since. We need not be bound by the condemnation of sin.
The song also speaks of freedom from “all the carnal affections”. Lillenas goes on to name some of the carnal traits: envy, hatred, strife, pride, evil, temper and anger, just to name a few. Thank God, He can deliver us from the carnal nature.
But he does not stop there. “Freedom from fear with all of its torments, Freedom from care with all of its pain; Freedom in Christ, my blessed Redeemer, He who has rent my fetters in twain.”
Glorious Freedom, Rapture Untold
Jim Jewell
Our Mission
CBWC as a congregation strives to fulfill the Great Commission of Christ through many avenues of ministry including those of the ICHA. Our mission is to spread the glorious message of heart holiness in the Wesleyan tradition both at home and abroad. See the Ministries section to learn more about Calvary Bible Wesleyan ministry.
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