Imagine introducing yourself this way: "I am saint." This article shows that God considers you a saint, but that sin and the devil are hindrances to seeing yourself as among the holy ones.

Are you are you a saint? This article looks at the Roman Catholic answer and what the Bible teaches.

This article provides a discussion on the New Testament word "saint," against the Roman Catholic concept of sainthood.

Christian believers are saints! We can rejoice in this title! The devil and sin continually try to undermine the sainthood of believers, but we must fight to be obedient and holy.

Imagine introducing yourself in this way: "I am saint…" Have you ever thought of calling yourself a saint? God Himself calls believers 'saints' - so what hinders us from using that title?

The word 'saint' often tends to denote some type of "super-Christian" above the rest of us. But this author understands saints to be people who reflect Christ in their lives in such a way that people who know them feel that by knowing them they know Christ better. Not because they are perfect, but because they themselves point us to Christ.