DESCRIPTION:
(Doulos) is a Greek word that means bondservant. In the New Testament times it was not uncommon for a freed slave to voluntarily re-enter servitude to a master whom he loved. This servitude was called bond-service. Only a freed slave could be a bond-servant, and once he had chosen to become one he could never be freed again. Neither could he be bought or sold, and he served his chosen master until death.
When a man chose bond-service, he was taken to the front entrance of the house, and his right ear was laid against the door-post. A nail was driven through his ear, and a golden earring was placed in it. This golden earring was a symbol to all of the servant's choice and of his immunity to being made merchandise. Paul and Peter spoke of themselves as being bond-servants to Christ.
There is a service whose true name is freedom.
(1 Peter 2:15-17, Luke 12:37)

Music and lyrics - Kemper Crabb
Video - Robbie Apostolov (using Cyberlink PowerDirector 15)