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Comedy
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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?

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Total Ratings: 70

Dennis Murphy (Guest)

Posted: April 17, 2009

I rated your earlier clips much higher, but I'm sad to rate this one so low. The latter two strips are more insulting than just thoughtful about the "Christian's" culture, and a definite bias is showing. You would do better to make a video clip that was more balanced, or maybe even a couple that showed some weakness or fault in "Follower's" attitudes. How 'bout his soft drinks and extremely loud music in his "worship" service, or his casualness in the presence of our awesome God? It's just a suggestion.

PBR (Guest)

Posted: August 31, 2007

These video's are dead on, effective, and actually relevant to our culture. While the video's aim to be humorous, my greatest joy is found in the comments of the naysayer. For those who think these video's are of "the devil", thank you for your comical contribution. As a pastor, I am encouraged to see such a well done, well thought through, and very PC effort in communicating our need to change our tactics, while not compromising our message. Cheers.

rt (Guest)

Posted: May 18, 2007