If they're clearly not Christians, why do they bother going to church? How did churches end up crowded with such people? The answer is clear.
Because ‘where there is value, there are fakes that lure you in.’
How could a country have a spy in its own country? It's the law to send spies to the enemy.
The more you send, the better.
Likewise, there are those in the church who have evil intentions and want to destroy the essence of the church.
Where would they go? So, the realization came that there must be countless spies within the church.
Their name is anti-Christian
--- p.7

Who is a Christian? Is it someone who calls Jesus "Lord" with their mouths, demonstrating their lack of faith, or someone who silently trusts in Jesus' power and obeys his words completely? Was this Syrophoenician woman a Christian or an anti-Christian? In Jesus' time, no Jew would have identified himself with a Gentile.
There would have been no Jew who thought that Gentiles could become children of God.
But what does Jesus say? He says this woman's faith is great.
And in front of whom did he praise him? In front of the twelve disciples.
Let's look at it objectively.
Whose faith is truly true, and what kind of faith is truly great? What greater faith can there be than that of the disciples who abandoned their parents and possessions to choose Jesus? They left everything behind and followed him.
But why does Jesus praise the faith of this Syrophoenician woman in front of his disciples?
--- p.45

In a world where obscenity is considered natural and licentiousness accepted as a free way of life, the claim that true freedom is 'getting out of it' is a surprising shift in thinking.
How is this thinking possible? It's a framework only those who have experienced true freedom in truth can think within.
--- p.70

I declared that I died and Christ lives in me.
Paul defines the state in which I am no longer myself but Christ is in me as 'faith.'
It may sound strange, but living by faith means living as an avatar of Christ, not myself.
Because faith is thinking, speaking, and acting like Christ.
--- p.102

Are you dissatisfied with everything and always anxious? It's because you've lost your gratitude.
The depth of gratitude is the depth of faith, and the depth of gratitude is the depth of love.
If I don't have a grateful heart, it's because I've never fully turned to the Lord in my life.
Perhaps you are an anti-Christian who has been wandering around Christ all your life, but whose center is always turned towards the world.
--- p.132

Why are there Christians who are more miserable than the world? Because their only hopes are for the things of this world.
Because even that is not enough.
Because the world sees that we are so eagerly seeking worldly things, yet God does not answer our prayers.
Why do Christians so eagerly pursue worldly things? Because they don't believe in the resurrection.
Because there is no hope of heaven.
Because we missed the value of things we couldn't see.
Because you have forgotten who you are.

--- p.161

The Apostle Paul opened his eyes to the fact that Christians must not be lazy in living a life of truth.
The direct translation of the original Greek text for “redeeming the time” is “redeeming God’s time.”
If we truly want to live diligently as Christians, we must understand God's will for this age and for us, realize the mission given to us, and transform the world's time into the Kairos time, the time when God works.
Paul asserts that the reason for this is because the times of this age are evil.
To say that the times are evil means that time belongs to the evil one.
Rescuing the time that the wicked have taken control of, that is, reclaiming it, is the starting point of a life that is not lazy but diligent.

--- p.179