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courage, to be exact real courage, to be even more exact Christian courage, is it just being Christian that means you have automatically courage, NO just being Christian isn't courage it's sitting on the sidelines, you actually have to stand up for something and tell the world and no matter what they do stand up for that thing. This is a story about Sarah, she is a Christian singer and is well known in the world.

in the world that we live in today it can be easy to be Christian but if you are a real Christian it's not, because right now there are so many things that can get the Christian mind and heart off track because right now in the world there is abortion, homosexual and transgender these are just a few, and that's why Sarah is a great

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