You can be saved and still bound.That is the discovery Benjamin Spencer made after forty years of walking with God — four failed marriages, ministry attempts that crashed, patterns that repeated no matter how hard he tried. He was saved. He knew it. But something invisible kept its grip on him.The Invisible Train: Breaking the Chains You Cannot See is the book most Christians never knew they needed. It is not a book about getting saved. It is a book about learning to walk free — every single day — after salvation has already happened.Through ten chains that quietly hold men and women in bondage — the chain of misunderstanding, of trying to repay God, of seeking escape instead of purpose, of believing God has forgotten you — Benjamin Spencer walks the reader through the invisible prison that survives the prison cell, the altar call, and even decades of faithful service.Drawn from forty-five years of hard-won freedom and the testimony of a man who came out of a literal tomb — skeletal, broken, and feeling forgotten — only to find that God had never stopped working, this book is for the man who is saved but not free. The woman who is faithful but still bound. The believer who has been carrying chains they could not name.You cannot unwrap yourself. But God has people waiting to help you."e;I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you."e; — Ezekiel 36:26The Angel Trilogy · Book 3 The Empty Cell Project · Crawfordsville, Indiana You walked out of the prison. You gave your life to God. You did everything right.So why does it still feel like something has its grip on you?Because some chains you cannot see.The Invisible Train — coming soon from The Empty Cell Project.
