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ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER

Text:  James 2:18.

But someone may say, “You have faith, and I have actions.” Show me your faith without any actions, and I will show you my faith by my actions.

 *If every Christian practices what the Bible teaches, this world would be a better place for all to live in.* Unfortunately, what we have is more of professing Christians than practicing Christians.

From the name, a professing Christian is anyone who claims to be a Christian without being Christ-like in actions or behavior. A practicing Christian is what we are called to be. A Christ-like individual who practices what he preaches or what the Bible preaches.

Have you ever encountered professing Christians before, with their very appalling character? They make you wonder what type of Jesus they follow.

A true Christian is not known by how long he prays and neither is he known by how frequently he goes to church. A Christian is known by his 
lifestyle in the neighborhood, at his place of work, and among families and friends.

This is why Matthew 5:16 says let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.

Your light is seen through your actions which speaks louder and better than what you professed. When your actions are in conformity with God's commands (which are summarized in loving your neighbor as yourself), men will perceive the sweet aroma of your life and will feel the nudge to want to know and follow your God.

Don't forget that faith without works (actions) is dead. Show your faith through your actions because action speaks louder than voice.

 *BIBLE READING* 

James 2:14-26.

 *PRAYER FOCUS* 

1. Father God, I receive the grace to obey your words that my life may produce good fruit in Jesus name.

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