True Christianity

A good friend of mine just became a Christian! It is so exciting to see someone make the decision to cross the threshold of eternity.

He has been asking A LOT of questions.  What does it mean to be a follower of Christ? Shouldn’t we sell all our possessions and follow Him as the disciples did?

Mike Erre’s sermon attached to this post is titled: The End of Your Rope.  A title from a quote from Dallas Willard who points out that we don’t truly see Him and grow deeper in knowing Him until we are at the end of our ropes.  Speaking from one who has been at the end of the rope, I agree completely.

Please share your thoughts.  I found this sermon to encapsulate the true meaning of being a Christ follower.

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  1. This was a superb sermon and Mike did a great job in explaining it. The Miracles sermon was also very powerful. Thanks for sharing these.

    If you’re interested on the Bart E. debate, Stand to Reason recently addressed this. I can find the podcast link if you’re interested. They had a professor of antiquity who worked with Bart cover the issues in detail and point out the major flaws in his arguments.

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