Sin has a way of taking us captive. Whether through poor decisions, destructive habits, or the weight of guilt and regret, we can find ourselves trapped in circumstances that leave us feeling helpless and without hope. But the good news of Psalm 107 is that God has the power to break the chains that hold us.
In this sermon, “The Prisoners Are Freed,” Dr. Jerry Shields continues our series Let the Redeemed Give Thanks by examining Psalm 107:10–16. Through the picture of prisoners living in darkness and bondage, we are reminded of the devastating consequences of sin and the extraordinary mercy of a God who hears our cries for help.
No matter how far we have wandered or how deeply we have struggled, God's lovingkindness offers forgiveness, freedom, and new life through Jesus Christ. And for those who have experienced His deliverance, there is every reason to give thanks.
Join us as we reflect on God's power to set captives free and consider how His grace should shape our lives and our gratitude.
“Let them give thanks to the LORD for his lovingkindness, and for his wonders to the sons of men!” — Psalm 107:15
First Baptist Church Brownwood
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