The Chain of Doubt

Passion City Church Podcast

Passion City Church

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🗓️ 11 September 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Pastor Louie Giglio // Jesus has come to set you free. — How many of us really are living in the truth? The truth that long before we were born our fight came to an end? Are we walking in the reality that Jesus won the war, that our chains are broken and dealt with, that we are truly free? — In the first message of our Chain Breaker series, Pastor Louie Giglio looks at the chain of Doubt and the One who is able to break this chain along with every other. Jesus.

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0:00.0	You are listening to the Passion City Church podcast.
0:04.0	To learn more about Passion City Church, including our gathering times in Atlanta and Washington, D.C., visit us online at passioncitychurch.com.
0:13.0	Today's talk comes from Pastor Louis Giglio, and it's a part of a new series entitled Chain Breaker.
0:21.0	So Chain Breaker is his name.
0:27.0	Jesus has come to set us free, but the reality is a lot of us are in the building, but we're still not living free.
0:36.0	And I just want you to know today the enemy is fine with Jesus being in the area as long as the enemy still has a hold on your life.
0:47.0	The enemy is fine with us being at church today as long as the enemy still has a hold on your life.
0:55.0	He's fine with singing the songs, lifting our hands, shouting a man as long as he still has a hold on us.
1:04.0	And for a lot of us, this has become a normal life.
1:10.0	I was blown away reading the story of a Japanese soldier in the Pacific in World War II.
1:17.0	His name is Haru Onada, and I want to tell you briefly his story, and there's a lot of complexity to it.
1:24.0	So I want to read a little bit of his story for you.
1:28.0	On December 26, 1944, Hiru Onada was sent to Lubang Island in the Philippines.
1:35.0	He was ordered to do all he could to hamper enemy attacks on the island, including destroying the airstrip and the pier in the harbor.
1:44.0	His orders also stated that under no circumstances was he to surrender or take his life.
1:52.0	He landed on February 28, 1945, and with a short period of time, all but three other soldiers had either died or surrendered.
2:03.0	So Onada, who had been promoted to Lieutenant, ordered the men to take to the hills.
2:10.0	Onada continued his campaign as the Japanese hold out, initially living in the mountains with three fellow soldiers during his stay.
2:18.0	Onada and his companions carried out guerrilla activities and engaged in several shootouts with police.
2:26.0	The first time they saw a leaflet announcing that Japan had surrendered was October, 1945.
2:34.0	Another cell had killed a cow and found a leaflet left behind by islanders which read,
2:41.0	that the war ended on August 15, come down from the mountains.
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