In his sermon titled 'Would You Be Convicted?', David Green presents a thought-provoking hypothetical scenario where a future President of the United States signs an executive order making it illegal to be a Christian. Green uses this scenario to challenge his audience by asking if their Christian faith is evident enough that they would be arrested or even recognized as Christians. He questions whether there is sufficient evidence in their lives to convict them of being Christians, prompting listeners to reflect on the visibility and strength of their faith.

What if today the President of the United States signed an executive order saying it's against the law to be a Christian? Now obviously, I don't think that would hold up in court, but you never know. I mean things can become pretty weird in this country. But what if it wasn't this president but the next president? Now all of a sudden, we're in trouble.

Would you be on the most wanted list? Would people not even know that you're a Christian? If you were arrested, would there be enough evidence to convey it.