Most of us can identify with the sentiment that we have two different people living inside of us.

There is the morning me and the evening me.

There is the hungry me and the well-fed me.

There is the tired me, and the rested me.

My reactions, emotions, and plans can vary greatly depending on which version of me you catch. The problem really starts to show when we allow this to slip into our faith.

There is the weekday me and the Sunday morning me.

There is the person around non-Christian friends and the one with Church people.

One goal for every believer is to move from being two different people into one unified follower of Jesus.