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Humorous look at being a Christ follower versus being a religious type.

Duration: 01:16

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	Producer:	Community Christian Church
	Genre:	Comedy
	Video Series:	Christ Follower
	Topics:	Christian, Christian, Life of, Disciple, Faith, Religion, Walk, Christian
	Filters:	Christian Culture, Everyday Disciples, Humor
	Purpose:	Evangelism
	References:	Matthew 7:21-23 , Matthew 16:24 , Luke 14:33 , Ephesians 2:8-10
	Tone:	Commend
	Date Added:	March 22, 2007

A parody of the Mac-PC commercials and an online hit with Christian and non-Christian audiences. Looks at the difference in being a Christian and being a Christ follower. Which are you?

Average User Rating:

Total Ratings: 57

Caroline (Guest)

Posted: May 12, 2007

I actually felt it was a really good remdition of using the apple commercial as creative motivation. I suppot the idea that as a follower of christ.. We need to reflect by who we are. Not what we wear, what we project, and what we carry to portray that message. I do not support the idea that it was mocking anyone who reads, rather how do we look to others... Are we non approachable because we yell out our beliefs, and have something to prove that we are in fact Christian? Or do we look approachable and simple, and by following Christ it will be evident in how we love others... I loved it! I got it...

Mirch (Guest)

Posted: September 04, 2007

After reading most of the reviews I've come the conclusion that you either love it or hate it. It seems that the bad reviews are coming from those that can relate to the man in the suit because maybe do wear suit and ties, read books, have bumper stickers, and it hits home. They're offended by how someone maybe similar to themselves is being portrayed. I have to say that I can relate to the man in the suit as well. I wasn't so much offended as I was enlightened. I feel the message here is that there is nothing wrong with a wearing a suit or reading books or wearing bumper stickers proclaiming your a christian as long as that's not the extent of our spiritual life. I think the casually dressed man makes that point very well. I think the best portrayal of a christian would be a combination of the characters as a whole. There are severals bible verses that come to mind when seeing this commercial. I pray that those who are offended keep an open verse-minded approach to the msg.

ronald (Guest)

Posted: May 09, 2007

Not too happy with this video. I really wonder what kind of Church thinks the guy on the left is a looney "Christian" and the guy on the right is the "hip follower of Christ"? Is this what the Emergent stay at home church believes?? Since when is reading a sin? Aren't we commanded to study to show ourselves approved? Since when is doing anything to overt in favor of your Christian beliefs become a sin? The early church laid in all on the line, as we are all called to do so. For some, carrying their cross is putting a visible mark that identifies them with Christ so that they can be a witness for Him should someone see it and ask about it. It doesn't define them as Christians, but without it, they may not ever witness for Christ or about Christ because they are too busy just trying to be the cool, normal, hip "Christ follower" who never speaks up for Christ, but just let's their "silent witness" speark for them. I'm sorry, but that doesn't witness, it's a cop out. Useless video.

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