Today is day 30!!!
The church has been praying for 30 days so far, praise God! Just 10 more days left. If anyone hasn't started praying yet for Revival and our nation, it's never to late to start! 
"You, my brothers, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in love." --Galatians 5:13
Desperate for Change Devotional Day 30
When Christ set men free from the law, not everyone knew what to do with their freedom. Some literally taught that freedom in Christ meant that everything was permissible, even those things that were morally wrong. Paul, who understood freedom perhaps better than anyone, had to step in and provide some corrective teaching.
Freedom is a great thing. Knowing how to use our freedom is even better. History is replete with examples of those who failed to understand the purposes and restraints of freedom. The violence and despotism associated with the French Revolution is a good example of freedom gone bad. Their rejection of the Christian faith prevented the tempering effect of faith on the passions that were given sudden freedom.
Over the past few decades there has been a growing movement in the United States that desires to remove any restraints that faith might provide. There is a world of difference between freedom of religion and freedom from religion. Though the latter uses the word "freedom," it nonetheless is a path that leads away from freedom and toward tyranny and intolerance.
PRAYER POINTS
Thank the Lord for the freedom we have in Him and for the wisdom to understand that freedom.
Ask the Lord to thwart the efforts of those who would remove religious freedom from our nation.
Pray for a new spirit of responsible freedom to sweep through our nation.
MY PRAYER
I thank You, Lord, for the freedom we have in Jesus. Help us to use that freedom with the wisdom that comes from above. Protect freedom in our nation. Lord, step in and prevent those who oppose You from gaining power or influence in this nation. Help our schools and universities to teach and model what it means to be responsible with the freedom that has been given us.
"I care not much for a man's religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it" -- Abraham Lincoln
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