Fast Cars and Aren't Freedom

Freedom is letting yourself dream as big as you can and then trusting that God will make it happen.

Freedom is wanting more of God. And nothing else.

Freedom is seeking to know what is greater than you are.

Freedom is giving all that you are to a cause without wondering what you will get back.

Freedom is colorful.

There is no self-condemnation for the free.

Freedom is seeing beauty in the details.

Freedom is anticipating Heaven.

Freedom is going without knowing the way... going where the Truth leads you.

Freedom is living in the unseen world.
Freedom is beyond our senses.

Freedom is meaning what you say.

Freedom is loving oneself because Christ first loved you.

Freedom is having Christ as your first love.

Freedom is not wasting a minute of time because you know how precious what you have been given is.

Freedom is knowing the power that lies inside... and daring to stir it up. Yet freedom is also understanding our powerlessness to change anything on our own.

There is freedom in knowledge... but knowledge isn't freedom... Freedom is using what you know for the glory of God.

Freedom is at our fingertips every day. . . and yet for those who refuse to believe, it is always just out of reach.

Freedom is a genuine conversation. Truth spoken into one's life.
Freedom is admitting weakness... and letting Christ reign there.

Freedom is the ability to ponder abstract ideas. Love. Hope. Life. Desire. Grace. Wonder. Freedom is feeling goosebumps upon such pondering... because you know these words hold purpose for you.

Freedom is living in the reality of what is to come.

Freedom is living in selflessness.

Freedom is walking down a long dirt road and realizing that it is your life.

Freedom knows no jealousy or hatred. But lives outside the bounds of evil emotion.

Freedom is taking the lessons you've learned and never looking back.

Freedom shows herself to the hard-hearted in times of reflection. Solitude. Quietness.

Freedom doesn't need to be chased... when it can be grasped.

Freedom-seekers need look no further than the face of Christ to find what they desire.