I feel compelled to reach the lost (again).
As time has gone by, I have developed a security; not only in myself but in my beliefs. But also, in that time I have seen just why people choose to reject Christ and everything He stands for.

It's because they don't actually know what He is about.


People are always confronting me with their opinion about Jesus, God, and Christianity and when they do, they totally miss it! I have come to the conclusion that people are only spectators, and ignorant ones at that.
That wasn't meant to offend, but I really wish people would actually know what they're talking about before they try dissing or questioning the belief of a Christian.

As I write, I want to relieve confusion. Basically, this is a low-down on the "religion" aspect of being a Christian. (I use religion because people are familiar with that word). If you don't feel the need to read the entire thing, just look for the bold points to reference to in case anything specifically you're wondering about.

Lastly, before I start, I am purposely not going to use Bible verses, for this reason:
People think that when Christians use the bible, they seem brainwashed so, I am going to talk about Christianity and mention the bible, but I am not going to quote it you'll understand why in the end because Christians don't read the bible and believe, they read the bible because they believe.

HERE WE GO:

Jesus Bleach

My friend and I were sitting in church, until one second we both looked at each other and expressed how Jesus is like bleach, we put our heads together and thought of:
"Jesus bleach. Cleans your deepest sins."
What a distinct picture, eh? Kind of cool how we can use everyday thing and relate it to Jesus. I often do that, and know that when I am a Youth Pastor one day I'll be using things from everyday life to preach with. I believe God has given me the gift of analogy.
I began to think on this matter more and related it to 1 Corinthians 15:33-34 that says

Do not be misled: "Bad company corrupts good character." Come back to your senses as you ought, and stop sinning; for there are some who are ignorant of God- I say this to your shame.

Now, Elora. How on earth does this relate?