Most men pray for freedom.Freedom from stress.Freedom from responsibility.Freedom from pressure.But what if the most dangerous prayer a man can pray… is freedom?In the story of Israel leaving Egypt, God rescues His people from slavery in one of the greatest miracles in history. The Red Sea parts. Pharaoh is defeated. Chains are broken.And almost immediately… the people start wishing they could go back.Why?Because freedom comes with responsibility.In this video we explore the powerful biblical pattern between Egypt, the wilderness, and the Promised Land, and what it reveals about leadership, calling, and the journey every man must walk.You’ll learn:• Why predictable bondage often feels safer than uncertain freedom• The five stages between slavery and stewardship• Why the wilderness exposes what comfort hides• Why many men sabotage the very freedom they prayed for• And the deeper question every man must answer: What kind of man must I become to live in the Promised Land?This message is especially for men stepping into leadership, fatherhood, entrepreneurship, and purpose.Because the goal isn’t just escaping Egypt.The goal is becoming the man who can steward the Promised Land.—If this message helped you, let me know in the comments.And subscribe for more conversations on faith, leadership, identity, and living Better Than Best.—CHAPTERS:00:00 Freedom Is Dangerous00:33 Israel Misses Egypt02:06 Why Bondage Feels Safer03:10 Five Stages To Promise04:28 Life Insurance Break05:30 Promise Requires Participation06:15 My Entrepreneurship Wilderness08:18 Menu Versus Chains08:48 Sons Must Steward09:43 Becoming The Man09:55 Final EncouragementWHO AM IHey, I'm Red Wallace, a former rapper(10 year career) current drummer turned personal development coach. Through podcast(mostly on YouTube) and 1on1/group coaching, I provide guidance to help you chisel away the parts that aren’t you revealing your true identity, empowering you to live your God given purpose!

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