Who is Christian?

Instead of worshipping, we have to follow him. In addition to our prayers, we need to love him, every day, every minute of our life.

If we think about Jesus only on Sunday morning, we cannot be a Christian. We can use this term as a designation and claim in the society that we are a Christian. but not in front him.

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