What does it mean to be a Christian? We’re going to be talking about something that is absolutely socially both accepted and unaccepted. I’ll have to explain it to you. How many times do we tragically in the Christian church discuss or introduce ourselves with hyphens? I’m a Baptist Christian.

I’m a Methodist Christian, non-denominational Christian, progressive Christian, a liberal Christian, conservative Christian, a gay Christian. All of these things we’re going to call them for what they are. Here I go. I’m just going to lay it out there. Hey, is your life described by a hyphen? What about all of these hyphens? We live in a hyphenated culture.

People seem to be absolutely obsessed with the hyphen part more than the reality. Let’s dive into what I’m talking about as we open up the Bible and let’s do a little examination. Is your life hyphenated? Real Life presents the Jack Hibbs podcast with intention and boldness to proclaim truth, equip the saints, and impact our culture.

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Welcome to the Jack Hibs show and we are delighted to be with you guys. As always, please share our content with others. That’s the greatest thing that you could do for us is get the word out. And um we want to bring you the word always. I I think I hope you’ve caught on by now that we just want to get away from the fluff and get to the stuff that makes uh life matter, causes our faith uh to make a difference. and talking about faith making a difference.