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Topic: Who Is a Christian? Text: 1Pet. 2:21, Romans 2:16-23, Acts 11:24-26. Who is a Christian? Should a Christian be defined by its nature, character or conducts? Who is a Christian? Is a Christian also a believer? The Bible says even the Devil believe and he tremble. A believer is not necessarily a Christian but a Christian is definitely a believer, when the Apostle in Antioch were called Christian, it was in character, nature and conduct, the Christ-like attitude. Who then is a Christian? Scripture says "for even here unto were ye called because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow His steps. • Would I be called a Christian, if everybody knows my secret, my thoughts, feelings and everything I do? • If everybody could know that I am found in places where Jesus would not go? Who then is a Christian? • Would I be called a Christian if judged by what I read, by all my recreations, and every thoughts and deed? The Bible says leaving us an example that we should follow His steps. If you call yourself a Christian, Do your steps, ways, conducts, believes, and practices follows the steps laid down for us to follow. Who then is a Christian? The definition to which a Christian is is a personal answer to every individual. Romans 2: 16:23 In the day when God shall judge the secrets of men by Christ Jesus according to my gospel 19. Thou therefore which teachest another, teachest thou not thyself? Thou that preachest a man should not steal, does that steal? Do your secret deeds proof you, that you are a Christian"? God shall judge every secrets of every man by Christ Jesus according to the gospel. Who then is a Christian? In home it is kindness In business it is honestly In society it is courtesy Towards the unfortunate it is pity Toward the weak, it is help Towards the strong, it is trust. Who then is a Christian?
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Delivered by Bamidele, Moyo Angel, The President & Ministerial Head of the Spokenword Ministries, Inc
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