Anemic Christianity
It is said that "man's worst enemy is himself". I am inclined to believe that it is so...
In contrast, man will attempt to devise some way to meet and master outward foes, no matter how intimidating they may be. But the foe inside, at least what I know of him, is made of different stuff and he is mulish and stubborn; he us deeply entrenched and he manages to survive the most determined efforts to dislodge him from his place!
In contrast, man will attempt to devise some way to meet and master outward foes, no matter how intimidating they may be. But the foe inside, at least what I know of him, is made of different stuff and he is mulish and stubborn; he us deeply entrenched and he manages to survive the most determined efforts to dislodge him from his place!
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Much of the power and vitality is leeched out of the body of Christ because the corporate ‘old man’ is allowed to reign virtually unchallenged. If our personal talk and walk do not match, then the fruits of His Spirit are not being manifest in our daily relationships and we are living a lie.
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This message considers three forms of "pseudo-Christianity" and challenges us to get back to our roots and consider our Savior, Who “…being found in fashion as a man, humbled himself and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.” Philippians 2:8