I don't know how you feel about people who don't know Christ...As for me, I long inside for them to turn to Him.
Why? Because I've experienced His goodness and do so daily...
A friend once told me that I am evangelical, and I know
she's right, but I also know that 'evangelical' or sharing the Gospel is just
the beginning of what I desire for people...
To hear of a conversion is awesome...I love to hear people's
testimonies...but what I then want to see is a daily choosing of Christ in that
person's life...
What does that mean?
And what does this look like?
- I choose to pray
- I choose to read my Bible
- I choose to care for my family
- I choose to reach out to others in His love
- I choose to attend church regularly
- I choose to serve my church and wider community voluntary
- I choose to be unashamedly Christian
Now this simple list may not seem significant to you, but it
is significant for me and my relationship with Jesus. When someone chooses Christ as their Lord and
saviour (which means making Him number one priority in their life) the choice
does not stop there. It must be from then on, an active daily
choice. This daily choosing of Christ is
not a burden...it is how your relationship grows with Him.
All relationships need work and attention in order for them to thrive...but the best thing about Jesus is that He's perfect (don't forget that) and He never disappoints. A relationship with Him is the best relationship you'll ever experience!!
All relationships need work and attention in order for them to thrive...but the best thing about Jesus is that He's perfect (don't forget that) and He never disappoints. A relationship with Him is the best relationship you'll ever experience!!
If you're in a relationship with Christ and feel that the
relationship isn't deepening pray and ask Him to show you what the next step
for you needs to be...too many people slip away or perhaps think that the very
first choice is the only thing they needed to do. There is so much more God
wants to show you, so choose Christ daily.
In love, Melanie.
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