If someone examined a week in your life, would it be obvious—by how you act and love others—that you are a child of God, not a product of the world’s values?

Does “practice” in daily life reflect the character of Christ, or is there a gap between belief and the patterns shaping words, choices, and how others are treated?

Drawing from Romans 2:1 and 1 John 3, this teaching challenges listeners to avoid hypocrisy and instead let their lifestyle “practice” the gospel—living out holiness, forgiveness, and love for others, including those across political and social divides. The way one lives and loves provides clear evidence of whether righteousness or unrighteousness truly rules the heart, making faith credible in the public square and before God.

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