Christianity: The Sunday Experience

        

“Happy Sunday! Did you go to church today? Oh lovely! How was service? It was awesome!”

As is custom, most of us Christians get up early on Sunday mornings, get prepared in our ‘Church attire’ and zoom off to service. We have a wonderful time in service and we’re all cheerful and nice to each other.

When we get back, we have lunch and life gradually slip back into our usual grumpy and fast life as soon as Monday shows up! The same cycle repeating itself every week… pretentious, right?

Being a Christian is to be who you are (a new person in Christ). It’s not a double life so you don’t get to switch modes. It’s you living daily with Christ, working hand in hand with Him to become a better person. It’s life! It’s you on Mondays, on Tuesdays, all through the week and back forever.

Jesus Christ was Jesus Christ on a daily basis because it was who He was; how much more we who have chosen to live like Him.

Let it no longer be a normal phenomenon to be a good guy on Sabbath and a bad guy during the week, outside Church. You need to see that you carry God on your inside; let Him (His Love) shine through you. This is what discourages a lot of people from associating with some Christians as they feel they’re pretentious.


 Christianity is not just a Sunday-Sunday experience, it’s your lifestyle; your everyday living. It’s your life; the God-kind of life.

Comments

  1. UnknownNovember 12, 2016 at 6:16 PM

    100% true...Christianity is not jst a Sunday-Sunday experience, it's a lifestyle. It shd be my lifestyle; my everyday living.

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  2. Funmi ObiDecember 22, 2016 at 4:18 PM

    Yes indeed... Thanks dear

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