Emma: "They asked me today if I was a Christian, and I said 'no'."My eyes just welled up again. What a beautiful Lord. What a wonderful girl. Thank you, Jesus.
Me: "Why did you say 'no'?"
Emma: "Because I don't know what Christian means."
Me: "Well, if they had asked you if you had invited the Lord into your heart, what would you have said?"
Emma: (big smile) "I would have said 'YES I HAVE!!!'"
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