Lessons from the Owners Manual # 174

Lessons from the Owners Manual # 174.

Today, I have a question for all of you. Listen carefully
If a law were passed in our Nation that being a Christian was declared to be illegal, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
Not what you would say, but your past actions, would they prove you are a Christian?
Have your actions, your treatment of others, your pattern of prayers, for others and yourself, does it follow the teachings of Christ?
We just quoted from Luke..." why call me Lord, Lord, and not do the things I command" ? (sic).
What is the evidence you can post that could convince a court of law that you are indeed a follower of Christ?
If you would, think about this question. Would you write down some of the proof? Love to hear from as many of you as possible. Thank you for reading these Lessons from the Owners Manual. So appropriate your comments, and participation. God bless ALL of you.

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