Being a Christian In Public - Allie Schnacky and Natasha Bure
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life is like a roller coaster but in the beauty and the chaos if you look for it life is full of love joy and kindness welcome to the candace cameron beret podcast we're here to share conversations about life's challenges celebrations and everything in between season nine is girls under pressure with ali schnappi and natasha beret come join us Hi, ladies. Welcome back. Give us a refresh. We're talking about girls under pressure. So all of you who are teenagers, young 20s, young adults, moms, this conversation is for you. Grandmas. Grandmas too. Absolutely. Bringing those grandmas in. Yeah. So I've got like two pretty amazing young women here that are giving us the deets, filling us in on... on how we feel about all of these topics from today's point of view, like from our culture today, because it's very different from when I grew up. And today we're going to talk about being a Christian and being a Christian publicly. And, you know, Natasha, when we were talking about different topics that we wanted to share on the podcast, you actually brought this one up.
You were like, I I there's a need to talk about what a Christian looks like, particularly from social media. Because I think there's so many people out there that think, oh, Christians are so perfect and it actually is overwhelming. And I don't even know how to start or where to find faith or do all the things that they're doing. And so I'm just going to leave it behind and I'll go find down some other path. So that's what we're talking about today. And I'm going to start off with a question because when you raised that, I thought, you know, someone wrote this to me recently. I answered it on my Instagram every once in a while when I'm on a flight. I'll do a little Q&A. We love the Q&As, girl.
It makes the hours go by faster. So I like some of the fun questions. And then I pick a couple of deep ones because they take time and thought to answer. But someone wrote me and they said, why do you think you're a good person just because you're Christian? No such thing. I know. I know. And I answered this. I can read you my answer. I said, when did I say I'm a good person? Quite the opposite. I'm a sinner and I'm a flawed person. I'm also saved by the blood of Jesus Christ who paid for my sin by his willing sacrifice on the cross, taking the sin of every person in our world upon himself, mine, yours, everyone's, no matter how great, He died, was buried, resurrected, and now sits at the right hand of God.
I will never be good or perfect, but I'm saved, washed clean before God's judgment. I'm justified as if I've never sinned. And every person has that gift offered to them. Take it. He loves you. He wants to reconcile you to himself. And so that's what I wrote. But it really begs the question, why do people think that we're supposed to be perfect people or such good people when we're Christians?
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