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Article Title:	More On Michael
Author of reported comment:	Pedro
Comment Date:	13:44 on Oct 25 2010
Comment:	I appreciate your concern over Michael's salvation. But blaming others for not leading him to Christ is a bit unfair. Andrae and Sandra are pastors, and their lives and testimony have been remarkeable. You can never associate yourself that close with a man or woman of God before you come into contact with their faith, in your face. But nobody can force anyone else to accept Christ, as my own father forced me to go to church and be 'churchey' while he wasn't at all. We all hope that the people we love or look up to are in right standing with God, or at least they make it to heaven. But even if noone witnesses Christ and the love of God in your whole lifetime, look around you - can't you see God? And you think God hasn't made such provisions for people? Such that noone will ever have an excuse for not knowing Him? It's great to hope that Michael found Christ somehow, but I wouldn't worry about his salvation. You and I are still alive, shall we make it to heaven? If we don't, whether he makes it or not won't matter? A life in Christ is not just having a 'religiosity aura about you', or in your manner of speech. In this respect, there are church ministers who will even never enter the Kingdom of heaven (Matthew 7:20-23). It's the life we live that ought to always testify about Christ's life in us. A city on a hill can never be hidden... said Jesus (Matthew 5:14). Let God be a fair judge to consider Michael's case (for He says He has some other sheep we know not about... (John 10:16)), and let us worry about our own salvation (). Agree? Be blessed.

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