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The Abundant Life with Pastor John Hagee - "How Free is Freedom?"

We’re committed to providing free, faith-filled content right here on YouTube—but it comes at a cost. If this message has blessed you and you’d like to help us continue producing high-quality ministry programming, please consider supporting us at: https://www.jhm.org/gospel -------- Video Description: Freedom is a gift that must never be taken for granted. As Americans, we are blessed with freedoms—speech, worship, assembly, and the right to vote. But Pastor Hagee reminds us that freedom isn’t free. It was bought with sacrifice, and it can be lost through apathy. Our founding fathers declared independence from tyranny in 1776, yet today we must ask: have we exchanged liberty for comfort, or traded truth for silence? Freedom must be defended—not just in the political arena, but in our personal and spiritual lives. If we don’t use our freedom to protect it, we will lose it. The prodigal son took his freedom and wrecked his life—not because freedom failed him, but because he failed to understand its purpose. True freedom is not the right to do as we please, but the responsibility to do as we ought. With every liberty comes responsibility and consequence. As Winston Churchill said, “Responsibility is the key to greatness.” We are not islands unto ourselves; what affects one affects all. Real freedom demands accountability, community, and a heart surrendered to God’s will. So today, don’t just celebrate freedom—steward it. Video Chapters: 00:00 Freedom Runs in Our Blood 00:26 The Birth of a Nation and Its Decline 00:58 Abandoning Allies, Creating Debt 01:29 Buffett’s Bold Solution to the Deficit 01:58 Use It or Lose It: The Urgency of Defending Freedom 02:27 What Are You Doing with Your Freedom? 03:01 The Prodigal Son: Freedom without Responsibility 03:36 We Need Each Other: No Freedom without Community 04:10 You’re Not as Free as You Think 04:39 A Permit, a Fine, and the Limits of Liberty 04:59 Anger, Arrests, and the Myth of Absolute Freedom