Are you Christ Like?

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If you were John the Baptist, would you pray that your cousin's ministry grows while your own decreases?

If you were incarcerated like Peter, and was beaten, and warned by the powers that be, to never preach about Jesus as Messiah again.
As soon as you're released from prison, would you go right back to teaching that Jesus is Messiah, or will you doctor your message; perhaps become a motivational speaker?

#These days all it takes to turn a prophet of GOD into a motivational speaker is some good old mint cash (kudi, owo, money).

If you were Sarah, and you knew your spouse doesn't have an ambition, goals, or aspiration other than to please GOD; and he would even risk his family's lives to do just that, would you submit/follow him anyways?

If like Paul, you knew, you would be bound and killed in Rome, ( a famous prophet Agabus, even prophesied it), would you go to Rome anyway?

If you were Jesus, and you saw before hand that you would be made to suffer and killed in Jerusalem, would you go to Jerusalem anyway?

Note: "if", means these conditions aren't generally the default experiences of every believer, but if you're faced with such conditions would you do what John the Baptist, Peter, Sarah, Paul, and our Lord Jesus did?
These and many more is what it means to be a Christian.

#Who Are You
READ YOUR BIBLE, MEDITATE, PRAY, AND OBEY GOD...Kuorire
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