WHEN THE CHURCH MAKES JESUS HARD TO SEE.[WHAT HAPPENS WHEN OUR WALK DOESN’T MATCH OUR TALK?] TITUS 1:15–16; MATTHEW 5:16 KJV Titus warns of those who “profess that they know God; but in works they deny him.” An inconsistent Christian testimony can make it harder for children, co-workers, neighbors, and unbelievers to see Christ clearly. Yet Christianity is not about pretending believers never fail. David confessed, Peter wept, and the prodigal arose and went home. The world doesn’t need Christians who pretend they never sin; the world needs Christians who refuse to make peace with their sin. This post-revival message challenges the church to move from profession to practice, from conviction to change, and from merely telling people about Jesus to letting them see Christ reflected through our lives. Revival isn’t proved by what happened during the meeting. Revival is proved by what changes after the meeting.”LORD, CLEAN THE WINDOW—AND LET THEM SEE JESUS.”