Today, we finish up a little three-part series on Free Will, started back in episode 307.

On Thursday, I asked if there's such a thing as Free Will.

No was the answer, and that led to episode 308 on Friday.

So if there's no Free Will, how are centers held accountable for not doing what they cannot

do?

And that leads us finally to today's question, Pastor John.

How would you define Christian freedom?

What we've said about Free Will so far is that when it comes to choosing Christ, coming

to Christ, nobody has this free will.

Nobody has ultimate self-determination that would empower them to overcome their own bondage,

their own blindness, provide the decisive influence and open their eyes and see Christ as compelling

and come to Him.

Nobody can do that for themselves.

To our selves, we are so deeply in love with darkness, we can't come to the light.

We are responsible to come.

We said that because our inability to come is not natural ability, it's a moral inability.

We're not shamed to a post wanting desperately to come to Christ, but being forbidden to come

to Christ.

Nobody's in that situation.

And the reason we can't come is because we love the alternative more.

And then Christ breaks in, the Holy Spirit breaks in and sets us free.

And I want to argue that only Christians know true freedom and get at what that true

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