How To Stay A Christian
Introduction
As a Christian, you know that staying true to your faith is one of the most important aspects of life. But things can get complicated. And sometimes when we least expect it, we find ourselves on shaky ground. This can be due to various circumstances and situations, but there is always action to take in order to rekindle the fire within us. Here are a few ways to stay on track:
Pray more
- Pray for everything.
- Pray for everyone.
- Pray for yourself.
- Pray in the morning, pray in the evening, and keep on praying without ceasing.*
Read your bible and study more
If you want to make sure you stay a Christian, start by reading the Bible every day. This might be something that comes naturally to some people, but it’s not always easy for others. But if you’re serious about what God has to say, then it’s important that you read your bible every day. You should also take notes while reading so that you can remember what was said and keep track of new things that come up as time goes on. If this seems like too much work or takes up too much of your time, consider keeping a journal instead of taking notes on each page – this will save some time since there won’t be nearly as many pages! However, if writing by hand isn’t practical at all times (for example when driving), using an app like OneNote or Evernote may be better for recording information quickly without having to stop what else needs done in order write down everything correctly first before continuing along with life normally again afterwards later down the road later.”
Go to church more
When you go to church, you are in a place where there are other believers. This gives you a chance to connect with others who are going through the same things as you and can help each other grow in faith. It may also be a good time for any of your questions about Christianity, so speaking with someone who knows what they’re talking about will help clear up any confusion. Also, if there’s something specific that’s been bothering you recently or something new that’s been happening in your life (such as graduating from high school), being surrounded by people who love God can give them an opportunity to come alongside and encourage you through these changes.
In addition to growing closer emotionally with those around us at church, we also grow closer spiritually when we regularly attend worship services on Sundays. We get reminders of who Jesus is and what He has done for us; we hear messages related directly or indirectly back toward Jesus Christ; we participate in serving others out of love toward Him rather than simply because it feels good; we have private prayer time—these are all ways that our relationship deepens with Him!
Love others even when they hurt you
- Love others even when they hurt you
- Forgive people even when they hate you
- Always pray for them
- Always be there for them when they need you
- Always help them even when they don’t help you
- Always be there for them, no matter what happens or how bad it gets
Keep sinning to a minimum
If you are a Christian and want to remain one, then the best thing you can do is to commit yourself to avoiding sin. In fact, this is one of the most important things in life that we can do:
- If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
- Whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy.
Stay A Christian
Being a Christian makes you happier.
Being a Christian makes you calmer.
Being a Christian makes you more relaxed and balanced in life, allowing you to see things from a different perspective and making it easier to focus on what is important to you and your family.
Being a Christian gives inspiration when needed, helping with creativity or giving clarity when guidance is needed with decision-making.
Conclusion
Whether you’re a born-again Christian or someone who believes in God, but doesn’t practice religion, these tips are sure to help you feel more fulfilled and closer to God.