Of Chains:
Eli’Zur, Logan,
Christopher, and Wah’li’si heart-linked with the Timeless-One.
Caleb put his hands to his chest, and after about a minute, he thrust
his hands out toward the men. The fire shot out from Caleb’s hands
and covered the men like volcanic lava. The men fell unconscious as
the fire lifted them off the ground. The chains melted and
disappeared before hitting the ground. The fire let the men down
gently onto their feet, and they immediately fell to their knees and
lifted their hands in worship. They thanked the Timeless-One for
releasing them from bondage and for giving them a new spirit.
The men's chests
glowed, for their hearts were on fire. Before Caleb and the others
left, he spoke to the men saying, “The Timeless-One says you are
healed. Now go, and do not look for your chains. Feel the fire that
burns in you, and never forget this day. This is your Day of Praise.
Now go and show yourselves to your families.”
The above is
from, “The Contest” from The Caleb Chronicles.
Chains are used
to bind, to restrain, to hold, to restrict and to limit. That is the
same way sin works. Sin holds us back from truly knowing Jesus Christ
and His will. Sin restricts our ability to serve the Lord in the way
He has appointed for us. And sin sets limits where the Timeless-One
has given freedom and limitless access to the Throne-room of Glory.
Satan and his demons have their hands in the construction of these
chains, but so many times we make our own chains out of shame, quilt,
grudges and lust.
It's time we
break these chains that bind and hold us back from truly living and
abundant life in Christ, and move on to the PRIZE.
John
10:10
"The
thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I
have come that they may have life, and that they may have it
more abundantly.
(NKJV)
John
10:10
The thief's purpose is to steal and kill and destroy. My purpose is
to give life in all its fullness. (NLT)
Selah,
I.H.G.
The
following is a song I wrote a number of years ago called, “On My
Mountain”. Take a read, I think it's kind of relevant. Tell me what
you think.
Pastor
D W Riffe
The
Caleb Chronicles
PastorDWRiffe@yahoo.com
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Caleb Chronicles @ Facebook and Google+
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