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🇺🇸 Freedom Rings Loudest from the Cross.


🗽 Freedom isn't the absence of chains — it's the presence of Christ. Today, as we wave the flag and fire up the grill, may we not forget the Two Altars that define our liberty:

🔴 One was a battlefield where patriots bled for our independence.

⚪ One was a Cross where the Savior bled for our eternity.

“If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.” — John 8:36“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” — Psalm 33:12

America was never perfect. But we were planted in the soil of Scripture and watered by the prayers of the faithful.


Today, we celebrate not just political liberty — but the privilege of preaching Jesus openly in a land that still echoes with the Word of God.


🔥 Keep your eyes on the sky — but your heart fixed on the Throne.


📜 SHORT ONE-LINERS TO DEPLOY ALL DAY

  • “The Cross gave us freedom the Constitution could never guarantee.”

  • “America is worth saving — but only if we remember who blessed her.”

  • “Fireworks may light the sky, but only Jesus lights the soul.”

  • “Don’t celebrate freedom today if you plan to vote it away tomorrow.”


🎙️ FLASH-SERMON TEASER: "The Liberty That Lasts"

Galatians 5:1 — “Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free…”

Main Idea: True freedom isn’t won in Washington — it’s received at Calvary. And while earthly freedom can be stolen, salvation can’t be revoked.


Close with: The fireworks will fade. The hot dogs will get cold. But the Gospel — now that’s eternal.


Pastor Terry

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