Finding Our Way Home

I recently finished a book titled Spiritual Slavery Into Spiritual Sonship. It was a fantastic read about the journey author/speaker Jack Frost experienced growing in faith and in the embrace of Father God, as he put it. In the final four chapters, he presents eight defining truths from his own journey that helped him begin displacing an orphan heart and start feeling secure and at rest as a favored son.
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1. Forgive Your Parents for Misrepresenting Father's Love to You.
2. Ask Your Parents to Forgive You for the Way You Hurt or Disappointed Them.
3. Focus Your Life Upon Being a Son or Daughter
4. Forgive Spiritual Leaders and Governmental Authorities
5. You May Need to Seek Forgiveness From Those in Authority
6. Daily Renounce Ungodly Beliefs and Hidden Lies of Orphan Thinking
7. Begin Sowing Into Your Inheritance
8. Entering Into Your Inheritance

He says, "The depth of humility we embrace determines the depth of kingdom life we will experience." I cannot think of another book that goes into the depths of spiritual truth with the kinds stories that this author shares. I really enjoyed reading about his career as a deep sea fisherman with a rough parental relationships then turned world-wide evangelist/speaker with the remarkable healing of parental and pastoral authority wounds. I can see how my story intersects with his story in several ways. I am thankful to the person who recommended this book to me.

If you are a believer, a child of God, renewed in the image of God, then remember your eternal worth to your heavenly Father. Don't try to earn his favor, by striving for perfection on your own. He will give you a pure heart, by faith. Like Jesus, you are God's beloved child (son/daughter) with whom he is well-pleased (Matthew 3:17). Move forward in the riches that he has bestowed upon you. If you feel alone or lost, then find the path home that is paved with the restitution you need with your parents and spiritual leaders, and you will be at peace and rest!

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Author: Nate Stults

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