Transformation

Psalm 79:11a
Let the groaning of the prisoner come before you.

Some are content to let their cry be a whimper, and some barely struggle against their chains. Some will barely recognize they are bound at all. If we remain comfortable in our chains, they will remain. When the cry of the prisoner overcomes the clink of their chains the journey of the heart will begin.

Prisoners that are content with their chains find others in shackles to convince themselves that their chains are natural and should not be removed. In the face of another's struggle they find a commonality that attempts to erase the disease. But when we throw off the shackles of what has bound us,

we find a freedom to become the very thing our hearts long to become. And that freedom will become infectious. That is a freedom that will transform you.

Combining theological insight and historical wisdom, Joshua Hoffert offers insight into the journey towards the heart of God. It all begins with a bit of beauty.