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Is Christianity just a label—or is it a life of daily surrender, relationship, and transformation?

In this episode, we take an honest, biblical look at what it truly means to be a follower of Jesus in a culture that often reduces faith to a title, a moment, or a Sunday identity. With more public figures claiming Christianity and social media filled with faith language, it’s time to ask the deeper question: What did Jesus actually mean when He said, “Follow Me”?

We dig into Jesus’ own words in the Gospel of John, unpacking what belief really means, why abiding matters more than performing, and how salvation is meant to transform—not just label—our lives. We also explore the moment in Acts when believers were first called “Christians,” and what that name was always meant to represent.

This episode gently but boldly addresses cultural Christianity, surface-level faith, and the tension between grace and obedience—while offering hope to the prodigal, the burned-out believer, and the woman who’s wondering if she’s been doing faith all wrong.

If you’ve ever asked:

Is being a Christian more than believing in God?

Does following Jesus require more than a one-time decision?

Why do so many believers feel spiritually exhausted?

What does real faith look like according to Scripture?

This conversation is for you.

✨ You’re not being called to perform. You’re being invited to abide.

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