Got Credibilty?

Just writing a quick thought down because I feel like I have to. A few weeks ago I posted some video clips of the song "Healer". Well I was just shocked to find out via the Neue e-mail newsletter that the author of the song who claimed to have cancer did not have cancer at all. I love that song and still do, but I think it might take me a little while to listen to it again. I'm fully convinced God is a healer and I believe the song will still influence lives (God's word never returns void). The sad thing for me is what people are saying now about Christians. I know you can't blame the entire Christian community for this lie and if I'm approached by an unbeliever on this I know I definitely will apologize for this man's actions. What good can come out of this?; because God can always turn things around. For me it's conviction on how I walk daily. I want what I believe to be credible to others so I must strive to follow, walk and live like Christ every day. The question that I will ask myself out of this situation is "do others see me as credible or see me as questionable?" There's no doubt that some folks will use this situation as ammunition against Christians if you are approached handle the situation with grace and the Love of God. If you feel led maybe even apologize for Michael Gugliemucci's actions. You don't have to prove the gospel it's already true, all you have to do is live it...

Much Luv