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Intro to The Sons are FREE
Who Bakes Your Bread
In Memory of Betsy
Being Thankful
He Possesses my Reins
The Sons are FREE Prologue
Still in Love
Lord, Teach us to Pray
Light of the World
Preemptive Grace
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Hey there! You’re listening to the Sons are Free where we examine what it means to be FREE in Christ and what holds us back. Also featured are short devotionals, testimonies and original songs to encourage the children of God. I’m Jack Helser. And I’m glad you’re here.
In prayer we ask the Father to give us daily bread but instead we eat the bread of others. Does anyone know our nutritional needs better than the One who is the Bread of Life?
Betsy was a young woman, bedridden with cancer, who came to Christ only after learning she could still listen to and enjoy the folk music that she loved. An amazing story of God's preparation for that wonderful day.
Being thankful for the little things the Father does to protect and provide for us even before we know we need His help.
I was born with a heart defect. No, not a physical defect, but a wound to my very being that somehow prevented me from receiving love. Face to face with the crucified Christ, He healed my heart with 2 words: for you.
It was nearly 2 years before we understood enough of what the Lord had shown us to hear and obey His call to leave man’s Laodicean church and to join Him outside the camp where He was waiting for us (Hebrews 13:13).
When we’d returned home, the Spirit brought Psalm 23 to mind: “Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies.” Indeed, the Lord prepared a table for us, in the presence of our enemy: fear; specifically the fear of rain. Such a piddling enemy to worry about.
As I prayed for a man with an obvious physical issue, the Holy Spirit impressed me that I was relying on human sight to pray and prompted me to consider how my praying might change if I could see a person’s spiritual needs and pray for those instead.
Asked “Who do people say that I am?”, there was no risk for the disciples to answer Jesus’ question; they simply repeated what they’d heard. Not once did Jesus say “BZZT! Wrong!” Even when some of the answers were preposterous.
Have we as a body of believers created an environment of love in which we are loath to sin against one another, and an environment of grace where once we have sinned, we are assured of forgiveness when we seek it?