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Have you ever found yourself clinging to something God never meant for you to carry? Maybe it’s fear, shame, discouragement, or regret. You know He’s calling you to surrender it, but something inside just keeps holding on. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
In today’s episode of I Choose Today, I share what it means to seek deliverance—not someday in the future, but today. We look at the ways we carry chains unnecessarily, and how God’s invitation to freedom is available right here, right now.
We explore:
- Why waiting for “tomorrow” keeps us stuck (Exodus 8 and Pharaoh’s frogs!)
- How deliverance is often a process, not a one-time moment
- The role of surrender in our healing
- A deeply personal prayer that walks through what it looks like to ask God to deliver us one chain at a time
I also share a raw part of my own story—where I had to lay down the pain I had been carrying for far too long. It wasn’t easy, but it was worth it. And if He could deliver me, I know He can do the same for you.
Download the Free Resource
I created a Prayer of Deliverance and Praise PDF just for you. This free printable includes:
- A guided prayer
- Key scriptures
- Praise declarations to help you continue walking in freedom
Quote to Remember:
“He doesn’t just snap our chains. He walks us into freedom—one step at a time.”
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Click below to tune in and take that first (or next) step toward deliverance.
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Next Up:
Episode 4 – I Choose Today to Walk in Healing
We’ll talk about what happens after the chains fall—how healing unfolds over time, and how to let God gently lead you through it.
Until then, friend, keep choosing today to walk in His freedom. 💙
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