Being Uncommon

 Christianity seems to be the faith of  the common person.  But, once we have Jesus we are no longer common.   We became special because He is.  We become uncommon people  filled with:

Uncommon commitment

Uncommon courage

Uncommon service

Uncommon sacrifice

Worship of an uncommon Savior


May we all go forth in living lives of uncommon worship of the One who has called us out to be an uncommon people.

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