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Break Your Chains and Fly

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No te Angusties

No te Angusties

Art and writing by Lynne Hudson

On my beach walk, I often see eagles soaring in the sky, gliding effortlessly with the breeze. I imagine how freeing this must be for this magnificent bird. If only we could be this free.

How many weighty chains are we carrying around that are dragging us down daily? We grow so accustomed to wearing these accessories. They become part of our routine and our comfort, a daily ritual.

God wants to free us of these chains, but sometimes it can be hard work and can cause heartache to release them. They have become too familiar, part of our makeup. Ask the Lord what chains are holding you back from fulfilling your destiny - His plans that He has for you. What is stopping you from stepping into your true identity, who you are in Christ?

God took me on a personal journey of breaking strongholds through this painting. I saw the chains sitting on this comfortable mossy rock. The rock was my foundation of Christ. When the chains were broken, peace was replaced like an almighty wind stirring up the sea of emotions, a tidal wave of His love. But the sea was stilled with the harmonious presence of the Lord, standing tall, reaching out, offering His hand of guidance. The gaps were filled with His ever-present love and grace. Jesus was in the midst of the storm pouring out his mercy and grace like a powerful twister.

"The eagle was finally set free to glide on the winds of God’s breath." Psalm 91:4 TPT

“He will cover you and completely protect you with His pinions, And under His wings you will find refuge; His faithfulness is a shield and a wall.”

Lynne Hudson

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