Am I Committed?
After we become believers, our lives should reflect our new identities in Christ, whether we are in public, at worship, or in private. This means being dedicated enough to care deeply, speak honestly, and live differently—even about such divisive matters as homosexuality. Reflecting on Peter’s words about our new life as God’s “people,” Alistair Begg challenges us to confront sin boldly while relating to sinners gently, asking ourselves the question, Am I committed?
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After we become believers, our lives should reflect our new identities in Christ, whether we are in public, at worship, or in private. This means being dedicated enough to care deeply, speak honestly, and live differently—even about such divisive matters as homosexuality. Reflecting on Peter’s words about our new life as God’s “people,” Alistair Begg challenges us to confront sin boldly while relating to sinners gently, asking ourselves the question, Am I committed?