Three Signs You Are a Fake Christian

Introduction

If colleagues, friends, or peers are unaware of your Christian identity, it's a major red flag.
- Jesus' sacrifice was public; thus, our faith should also be publicly acknowledged.
A true Christian will share their faith boldly and live it openly.
Reflect Jesus in character, actions, and interactions.
Jesus said to be the light of the world and salt of the earth, indicating visibility in faith.

The secret life is more significant than the public life; it reveals true character.
- Reflect on personal habits when alone; are they godly or sinful?
The speaker reflects on a past secret life filled with distractions and sins.
A healthy secret life should involve prayer, Bible study, and seeking God.
Everything done in secret affects the public persona; sinful habits lead to shame and guilt.
True Christians will seek God in their private moments, leading to a transformed public life.

What you share online reflects your priorities and beliefs.
If social media is self-centered and not uplifting God, it indicates a heart issue.
Use social media as a platform to spread the gospel and inspire others.
Everything done should glorify God, including online presence.

To be a real Christian:
1. Spend time with Jesus in the secret place - prioritize a deep relationship with God.
2. Share your faith publicly - express love and kindness, acting as Jesus would.
3. Glorify God on social media - use platforms for ministry and outreach.

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