What do you do daily that indicates that you follow Jesus Christ?
Do you heal others?
It can be emotional healing, supporting a friend or coworker, listening to a stranger, or praying with someone.
Do you love the marginalized in our culture?
It could be talking to the man holding the sign on the roadside, making eye contact with a person that is mentally challenged and smiling at them, having a discussion with a person that speaks a different language and are obviously from another country.
Do you let the children come to you?
Are you kind to children, smiling, laughing, and listening to their disjointed stories?
Do you lead others to a deeper relationship with God?
Do you talk to others about prayer, pray with others, invite people to Church or talk about Jesus Christ?
Do you forgive others?
Do you allow others to be forgiven and not hold grudges? Do you let things go and love the person?
Are you willing to give your life for the good of others?
Do you give your time, resources, and all that you are to help others?
Does your life reflect that you believe in Jesus Christ?
Even if you only answered yes to a few questions you are on your way. Look over the ideas and decide on what you want to work on so that others will know you are Christian. Jesus Christ said that he wants us to spread the Good News to the ends of the earth. That means telling others through words and actions about our salvation through the love of Jesus Christ.
this reminds me of a story I once heard and never forgot…unsure if true or not but here it is…
A lady stopped at a red light was very upset with the driver in the lane beside her, she was yelling, cursing, ranting, honking her horn and when the light turned green she accelerated to get around the car that upset her and then slowed to a crawl. A policemen saw this and turned on his flashing lights and puller her over. The woman was furious asking why the officer had pulled her over and his response was, “When I saw your bumper sticker with the heart saying you love Jesus, I thought you were in trouble, and needed my help.”
Our actions are more powerful than our words…