“Almost Christian?”
Sunday Morning June 12, 2011
scriptures: Acts 26, Luke 14, Colossians 1
keywords: repent, devotion, commit
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Acts 26:1-32
What’s the difference between people who can do things for the Lord…
and those that can not…it’s the power of Christ vs. the power of Satan.
Some people can use their effort for all types of activities…
But others can’t manage to push buttons on a phone to say hello…
Or drive in a car to make a visit.
Letting God in your heart will open your eyes to see the realness of life.
God gives us His Spirit so we can be different, so we can be
The sad thing about some people (in Church) is that they may be “Almost Christians.”
Luke 14:16-24
Make sure you don’t have any excuses that keep you from accomplishing the Lord’s work.
God is never optional. Serving the Lord is devotional.
What you choose to do, and not to do, tell who you really are.
Who you choose to be friends with also tell about the real you.
Colossians 1:23-29
It isn’t the goal for Christians to help others to be mediocre in Christ.
God does not accept “Almost Christians” – make a decision.