Misfits - Social Club Misfits, Chris Durso

We live in a Gotham where there are already too many inconsistent heroes

We live in a city where people over promise what they’re willing to do

But catch them on the wrong day and they have already checked out

See, real heroes, real misfits, real Christians, real Christ followers

They don’t pick and choose when they help

Nor do they allow a circumstance to dictate their level of commitment

We choose to live a life that most people say they don’t want to live

But we know that we’re called to this

And because of His grace we are able to make it

This is why we carry our cross daily

And daily allowing our cross to carry us through

Each and every one of us are called to live a selfless life

Not making it about us

Not making it about how many followers we can gain on Twitter or Instagram

But making it about how many followers can be added to the Kingdom

Not for our sake, but for the name of Jesus Christ

I am praying and I am hoping that today you will be consistent in your faith

Please allow me to expose to you from the onset, from the very beginning

If you are doing this thing for applause or accolades

Then you are in it from the wrong reason, why?

Because the bible clearly states that all glory, all honor does not belong to us

It all belongs to Jesus Christ

So when you enter in this thing be sure that you know, that you understand

And that you are okay with knowing that all the work may be done by you

But all the praise and thank you’s belong to Him

A misfit is one who’s uncomfortable with his or her surroundings

And is seen to be disturbingly different than others

And as misfits one of our greatest discomforts is inconsistency amongst our

peers

No matter what happens we remain full of character and integrity

Without ceasing, without stopping, why?

Because we realize that this is more than a fad, or a trendy term, or a t-shirt

This is a lifestyle, and it is a commitment to God

And as misfits living under the mandate of Jesus Christ

We do not take our commitments lightly

Our yes, is yes.

And our no, is no