I AM a Christian
This is a great write-up on Christianity and what people think are Christians and what makes us a Christian. Many people figure that they have been a good person (generally) and so deserving of Heaven. Others think that going to church every week – maybe even 2-3 times a week – will get them into Heaven. And yet others believe that being sprinkled as a baby or even baptised as an adult into their particular religion will get them there.
What is it that makes you a Christian — or are you a Nominal Christian (meaning a Christian in name only but not truly on their way to Heaven)? Read this article to find out. If you have any further questions, you can read any of the articles that I feature on my blog that I actually wrote.
Continue Reading:
- Mind Your Heart Assurance
- You’re Dead — Now What?
- How Many Ways Are There To Get To Heaven?
- The Dormant Christian Life
- The Unhappy, Ungodly
- The Secret of a Fulfilled Life
- What Does Your Mouth Say About You?
- Still Excited? or Dead?
- What is it That Saves You?
- How Can Adversity Be Good?
- You’re Spiritual Wages
- Personal Accountabilities
©2014 Mark Davis
Don’t forget to follow the link and read the story that brought you here in the first place — I’ll know if you don’t… 😉
I know I’ve been poking a lot at my Baptist brethren, trying to wake them out of their sound slumber. I mean, the world has noticed the drool on your collars. WAKE UP!
But let’s talk about nominal Christianity for a minute.
What’s the most important question on earth?
“Am I saved?”
Re-reading Josh McDowell’s “Evidence that demands a verdict”, I was struck by his blunt answers to the thousands of people he’s met who are of other religions. “Many Buddhists are more devout in their religion than Christians.” McDowell’s answer – “That may be. But Christians are saved.”
Wow.
I wonder if Josh McDowell has ever seen my blog? Probably not. With responses like that, I’d think he’d read my equivocating, and grumble, “not blunt enough.”
Anyway.
There’s millions of people in the Church of England.
Are you saved? Have you been born again? Getting your head sprinkled as…
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/ August 5, 2014Love this thank you
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