I'm A Christian Too

When people become Christian, their lives will reflect the salvation they possess. Certainly the Bible doesn't teach otherwise. The reason we don't see new life reflected in the lives of so many professing Christians is that they don't have it! But how could one know? The apostle Paul wrote: "Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves. Do you not realize that Christ Jesus is in you-unless, of course, you fail the test" (2 Corinthians 13:5). So there must be some sort of a test, something to look at in the life of a professing Christian that would give some evidence as to whether or not he or she is a genuine or counterfeit believer. What is it? Are we going to talk about works for salvation? Of course not! But God is about giving us the confidence that Christ is in us. God is not suggesting that we examine ourselves to see if we can pass a test for salvation, but rather, God has us look at the evidence in our lives of salvation. Is there any in your life? If you were accused of being a Christian in a land where it was illegal and you were brought to trial, would there be enough evidence to find you "guilty as charged!" or would you be acquitted? Think about it. Is there anything unique about you that looks Christian? What might that look like? That's what this book is about. Therefore, it seems it would behoove every professing Christian to give some thought to what I've written in this book.