That's hard to answer.  On one hand, you might say a small percent like 
maybe 10 or soemthingl ike that.  But, since it is not ours to judge, then 
who can say?  I know that in a lot of big churches, (let's say 1000 members 
or attendees as you put it), there might be 100 that are completely sold out 
to God.  How many of us on the E-church list are completely sold out to God? 
And then, what would you call being sold out to God?  I say being sold out 
to God means that we focus our daily lives on Him, and everything that we do 
during a course of a day is surrounded by what pleases Him, or what makes 
Him be glorified.  It might mean that we change our attitudes.  It might 
mean tht we change our way of living.  It might mean that the music we used 
to listen to, or the friends we used to hang out with, or the things we used 
to say, or even as faras the kinds of books we used to read might change. 
No one knows but the Father whose heart is truly completely and solely in 
Him, but we hope and pray that our fellow christian "brothers and sisters" 
are sold out to Him.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: Ministry Question


> If you were in a church of 100 members, or should I suggest 100 attendees,
> and they never missed a service, all 100 of them, what would be your guess
> has to how many of these 100 people were sold out to God and He lived in
> their lives as their Lord?  I'm saying, they were all born again, too. 
> This
> isn't a trick question and you can't get it wrong.  I'm just wondering 
> what
> your guess might be as the percentage of Christian that live in Christ as
> well as He living in them, if you get my drift.
>
> Phil.
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