Am I a "hardcore" Christian? - Ep 1:38

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I was asked recently if I am a "hardcore" Christian... the way most people would think about it, yes, probably! I am deeply devoted to following Jesus and putting Christ first in all aspects of my life. But do I think that's "hardcore"? No, I don't. I think that's what Jesus tells us to do if we are going to follow him. In this episode: What makes me a "hardcore" Christian? My problems with the "hardcore" label What DOES define me Let me know what you think! IG: ⁠@drivetimediary⁠ ⁠@mrcbaker4math⁠ X: ⁠chuckcbaker⁠

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I was asked recently if I am a "hardcore" Christian... the way most people would think about it, yes, probably! I am deeply devoted to following Jesus and putting Christ first in all aspects of my life. But do I think that's "hardcore"? No, I don't....

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