It's not much to claim anything with words these days. Verbs, nouns, sentences, paragraphs, statements, questions, letter, etc. have lost so much weight that when used it has to be backed by actions and build a foundation of trust where words can once again stand. When Christians claim to be "christian", it basically means that they go to church or do churchy things or they believe that Jesus is the Saviour, which kind of sums it up and that's all we expect the word means. To say that you are a Christian should have something deeper that is expected of the subject proclaiming their belief. Not just, biblical references to "prove" their belief but to show their foundation of belief which in our case as Christians I would assume is LOVE. God so 'loved' the world he gave his only begotten son who died for our sins on the cross which I believe shows the meaning of the word to the full extent.

If our actions show what we believe our words will have weight on the ears that it falls on.

Even in non christian communities, just among friends. So many people say they will be there but often flake which will lead their friends to assume in the future events that this one person will most likely flake and the next time they say they will be there, the friends will plan for him/her to not be there.

i dont know why I decided to write this... I wanted to write about me moving to North Carolina.
oh well... next time.