Religious Quotes About Becoming A Follower

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so humbled . . .” and more Christianese you won’t find in ...
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Love this!...be strong and be real
... Christian' without being a devoted follower of Christ is absurd
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Being A Strong Follower of Christ in the Workplace
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was a counselor and teacher and he was a demonstrator and as ...
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for being a follower of CHRIST! Christianity isn't about RELIGION ...
... true leader who shows people how to lead and make a follower a leader
He NEVER fails thought I fail Him daily. Love my Jesus the one ...
If we are going to persevere as committed disciples of Jesus Christ ...
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saying I'm a follower of Christ (a Christian) means I follow His ...
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... renowned atheist Richard Dawkins becoming a follower of Jesus Christ
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... is the most important thing about being a follower. #Obedience
And we are being transformed into His image. 2 Corinthians 3:18
Source: http://www.christianwifelife.com/2012/04/beware-of-christians ...
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An excerpt from Jefferson Bethke’s “Jesus>Religion”