Hello and welcome to the Wednesday Bible study. It's so good to be with you again as we continue

to roll through these uncertain times. If you're joining us for the very first time, we're in a brand

new series right now called the Unsaved Christian and we are working through this book by Dean

in Sarah, a pastor at Telehassy, Florida and it's talking about which I agree with the pastor.

This may be as far as the United States of America is concerned. The largest,

unreach people group in our country and the reason that is is there's really no attempt to reach

them at all. So we've been talking about that but the other thing that we've been doing is we have

been assessing ourselves to ask the uncomfortable question, am I a cultural Christian? And boy,

the emails have flooded in and I just want to commend a lot of you that are humble enough to say,

you know, I'm asking some questions and you know why? That's good because that's what we're told to do.

Second Corinthians, I say this every week in this study, Paul tells us to assess our self to see if

we are of the faith. And so today we'll jump into some specifics. We talked about the moral the

moral theos. These are different types of cultural Christians and today we'll weigh in on another

type and you know we'll open an award of prayer. Before we do, I don't want to remind you that if

you are in Hazel Green, Alabama, I'm looking forward to seeing you guys with Man Church this Sunday

excited about that at Bethlehem Baptist Church next Friday night the 24th of July. I'll be in

Lexington, Tennessee and I'll be there first Baptist Church in Lexington and also they'll be doing

a Man Church and a big fish fry for the men as we begin to implement the discipleship strategy

which is available to you at themanchurch.com if you've never been to themanchurch.com we love to

come alongside community groups and churches or even individuals that are serious about a men's

discipleship strategy as we say at themanchurch.com disciple men change everything and now more than

ever do we desperately need godly men. So let's open up with the word of prayer and we'll jump in

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