"And they said, An Egyptian delivered us out of the hand of the shepherds, and also drew water enough for us, and watered the flock." --Exodus 2:19
Some daughters came home early from watering their flock, and their dad asked how they finished so quickly. The verse above was their reply. The only problem is that an Egyptian didn't save them. Moses (an Israelite) did. Satan wants people to misidentify us. If people know that we are true Bible-believing Christians, then they might believe too. So, people just say, "Well, they have good morals," or they see our convictions as hatred (which is sadly true sometimes). What if people found out your true identity. Have you been living "undercover" for so long that people would be shocked? Or would people finally be able to make sense of why you're different? You see, God never once suggests that we are to be undercover for His service. As a matter of fact, we are to be a "peculiar people," people that just don't quite fit in. God expects us to be different, but are we? Has your identity in Christ been stolen?
