Refuse To Be Common

Every Jesus-lover naturally desires to serve the Lord. Everyone who consecrates themself to Him wants their life to matter in the sight of God.

Dear Christian, such a life is a life of fighting-fighting against commonality, refusing to be common.

To be common is constituted in us. This is why the church life can so easily become a social life to many saints. Zealous brothers become cool; good brothers become indifferent. Why? It is because they don't realize that what they are doing makes them common.

The Lord Jesus said that the way of following Him was through a narrow gate and along a difficult way. In this book, brother Titus Chu acts as a watchman, sounding a warning alarm for twenty side ways that take us off the Lord's
path. Some of these side ways are because of issues within ourselves; some are because of issues between us and the Lord. Some of these side ways will be faced by those who are advancing in the Lord; some may surprise you in their
normalcy and applicability to all believers. All of these side ways, however, serve only to take us away from the Lord's intention for our lives, making us common people.

Through this book, gain the fighting attitude: "I refuse to just have my choice. I refuse to just live by what I think is right. I refuse to just do what others do." Instead, discover, or rediscover, the innate desire of divine life to develop healthily all the way to the end.