If Trial Went To Faith

What are you popular for?

How do your friends relate with you? What do they know you for? Do they even know that you belong to Christ?

Being a Christian is not popular, yes. But Jesus said we shouldn’t be ashamed of Him or His words. Paul echoed the same heart when he said, “I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ” (Romans 1:16).

Not because it sounded spiritual — but because Christ was clearly evident in his life.

Most people call themselves Christians, but if their faith went to trial, there wouldn’t be enough evidence to convict them of being Christians. They worry just like unbelievers. They speak fear when pressure comes. They stay defeated, though victory was already paid for.

And Christ makes no visible difference.

This isn’t about being loud.
It’s about being recognizable.
Faith shows in your reactions.
Hope shows in your words.

Peace shows when things don’t make sense. You don’t have to announce Jesus everywhere you go.

If He truly lives in you, your life will introduce Him.

So let me ask again — honestly and gently:

If your faith went to trial… would there be enough evidence?