Show that you are Christ’s disciple
Cover of Moody’s Thoughts for the Quiet Hour
Today's Devotional
And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch—Acts 11:26 (KJV).
This name “Christian” suggests that the clear impression made by our character, as well as by our words, should be that we belong to Jesus Christ. He should manifestly be the center and the guide, the impulse and the pattern, the strength and reward, of our lives. We are Christians. That should be plain for all folks to see, whether we speak or be silent.
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About the author and the source
Alexander Maclaren (1826–1910) was an English Baptist, known for his powerful sermons and biblical writings.
Alexander Maclaren from “Is it so with you?” in Thoughts for the Quiet Hour, edited by D. L. Moody.