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Day 12 — A New Perspective

Sometimes, the word ‘freedom’ is perceived as having no limits—the ability to do whatever we want, say whatever we want, and obtain whatever we want. However, today we are going to discuss if this is really the kind of freedom God is calling us to?

Jesus reminds us of a powerful truth: “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:31–32, NIV). Real freedom does not come from doing everything we want. It comes from remaining in His Word—the very Word that lights our path and reveals who we are and where God is leading us.

That is how true freedom flows from living with vision - it is not a vision we create on our own, but one that comes from the Word of God, which is “a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalm 119:105, NIV). When we allow His Word to shape our choices, our lives move in a clear direction. That clarity sets us free from confusion, centers us, and gives us the courage to say “No” to what is not aligned with His will, and say “Yes” to what carries eternal value.

The more we align ourselves with His will, the more we will face choices that may feel like sacrifices, but a shift in perspective helps us see them for what they really are: intentional investments in the future God has designed for us.

A new perspective always produces a new mindset. A new mindset leads to new actions. And those new actions create new results.

If there are areas in your life that need a shift in perspective, take time today to ask yourself: What steps can I take to renew my thinking and move forward with a more positive, faith-filled, and intentional attitude?

Prayer: Lord, today I ask You to renew the way I see things wherever it is needed. Help me understand that healthy boundaries are not a punishment but a pathway to freedom. Teach me to embrace fresh perspectives so I can live with clarity, intention, and discipline, walking toward everything You have prepared for me. Amen.