How to be truly free

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The Mark Of The Beast

And, today, when a man hears the good news, “Christ died in your stead; nothing that you can do about it. Christ paid the price,” the Gospel sounds.
You can drop every cigarette, every chew tobacco, every whiskey bottle, every—every thing that’s binding you, and say, “I am free. This is the good news, Christ hath made me free.” You are a free people. You don’t have to go any longer. You don’t have to serve the devil any longer. You can be free if you desire to be free. Now you don’t have to drink. You don’t have to run around. You don’t have to mistreat your wife. You don’t have to curse. You don’t have to lie. You don’t have to steal. You don’t have to be weary. Why, you got the resources, up yonder, that’s never been tapped, of the bountiful blessings of God, that the world knows nothing about.
You say, “I must have a little pleasure.”
Why, brother, if you ever hear the good news of the trumpet, the worldly pleasures seem so little, they’re a sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal. You don’t need it no more.

Daily Bread John 8:36
If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.