Neal Pollard
He Never Attended A Bible Class
But He Was A Christian
His Daily Speech Was Coarse And Crass
But He Was A Christian
He Was Savvy In Business, His Portfolio A Win
The Church Took His Portion, Ignoring His Sin,
He Felt Safe And Sure That The Lord Would Let Him In,
So He Smiled And Said, “I’m A Christian!”
He Never Cracked Open His Bible To Read
But He Was A Christian
To Christ A Lost Soul He Never Stooped To Lead
But He Was A Christian
He Was Cold With The Brethren, Aloof From The Lost
Nobody Could Tell He Had Counted The Cost
He Could Gossip And Be Cutting, He Fussed And He Bossed
This Alleged Christian.
He Had Believed And Repented, Was Immersed The Same Day
Yes, He Was A Christian
Attended The Right Church, He Worshipped The Right Way
This Brother, This Christian
But One Day He Died And When He Opened His Eyes
He Found Himself Tormented To His Great Surprise
And He Cried Out To Christ With Lamentable Cries,
“I Was A Christian. I Was A Christian.”
Then The Lord With Compassion And Pity Replied
To This Christian:
“Why Did You Make Light Of That For Which I Died,
Dear Lost Christian?
You Lived As Though Believing ‘Once Saved, Always Saved’
For Holiness And Righteousness You Never Panted Or Craved
And Decided To Think, Talk, And Live Like The Depraved
Depart From Me, Dear Lost Christian.”
Oh, Let Us Take Seriously Our God-Given Task
And Be Christians
As We Walk In The Light, In His Grace We Can Bask
And Be Christians
But A Genuine Article, Inside And Out
We Must Live Like The Savior, And Live Without Doubt
So In Heaven Forever We Can Sing And Shout,
“I Was Truly A Christian!”

Sobering.
thank you, Neal. This is, as Roger Leonard replied, sobering.
wow