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The Christian Life: Easy or Hard?
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“Sometimes, when attempting to win a lost soul to Christ, the individual says, ‘I hesitate to give my life to the Lord because I’m afraid I won’t keep living it. I’m too sinful and weak. I can’t live it.' The fact is, no one can live the Christian life in their own strength. However, when we come to God in faith, just as we are trusting Christ for the forgiveness of our sins, God empowers us with his Spirit. We find a prevailing desire that starts to live within us, which keeps us moving in the right direction toward God. We find we are enabled by a strength beyond ourselves to live as God desires.
 
“No Christian lives the Christian life perfectly. Every Christian stumbles and sins, almost daily. Still, characteristically, doing God’s will becomes our delight and is no burden for us because we love Christ supremely in life. This is the result of true conversion.”
 
-Rev. Mark Creech

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