Christianity is a message, with content that is expressed in words.
It is not a lifestyle, but the message transforms your lifestyle. It is not an identity, but the message transforms your identity. It is not a moral choice, but the message transforms your moral choices.
This message must be proclaimed, as much as it is lived.
We are right to be concerned about our lives matching our message. But it is not enough to live it, if we are not willing to say it.
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