October 13, 2016 
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“Too many Christians are content with appearing to be a bit more moral than the people around them. But the difference between a true Christian and a non-Christian is not about subtle moral distinctions—it’s the difference between being alive and being dead!”
Francis Chan, You and Me Forever: Marriage in Light of Eternity
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I posted the other day on my Facebook page a video from Francis Chan titled How Not to Make Disciples. It’s a great excerpt from a sermon I’m guessing. What he says in it is very powerful, with GREAT examples for us. Here is the YouTube link if you haven’t listened to it already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLOb0ZWuONI
I love this!!!!!!
There is a quote that I’m sure that you’ve heard…. Don’t judge me because I sin differently than you. That resonated deeply with me when I first heard it. I’ve been divorced because of legitimate reasons and yet it is has always been hard for me to move past the guilt of that. I think that we all need to daily fall on our knees and (sometimes me on my face) but I think that the ones who judge who is lukewarm and who is not, who is a sinner and who is not, is in more danger than the ones who don’t. Because I always try to not be lukewarm in regard to anything ever…. but I always feel as if I am failing. God help us all when we think we have arrived. So true the only difference is death! Again…. loved this!
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Throughout the Bible GOD warned his people not to mix with those who worshiped false gods or they would be like them…still Christians are mixing hot with cold and creating a lukewarm ineffective, compromising Christianity. That’s not worthy of our King! Sin is still sin. We yearn to love like HE does and that includes calling it as it is.