This
question was asked to me:
‘How did you become a Christian?‘
I
don’t know. I was born as a Christian. I know Jesus since I can remember. Bible
was one of the first books I read. I go to church every Sunday without asking
because my parents took me there since I was a baby. Sunday is church. It feels
strange if I don’t go. When other kids protested and chose cartoon over Sunday
school, I went there without any complaints.
I
read bible every night because my parents always read with me when I was little.
When my friends this day complaint about how hard to read bible every night, I
can do it easily. I pray at least five times a day. I serve God. Sometimes I
spent my time more than twice a week at church.
It
is how it is. There is no the so-called-lowest-point in my life that made me
turn to God. There is no first tear at the moment I realize He loves me. I know
it from the very beginning. I am with Him from my very first breath. I have no
touching story to share about my first day become a Christian.
I
was amazed by how a friend of mine manages to keep going to church even when
her parents aren’t believers. I was stunned by how a person could repent and
worship God with such a vibrant.
Then
I looked at myself. Can that kind of spirit be found in me? And I would say
yes. My relationship with God may not begin with a remarkable spark, but it
doesn’t mean that I love Him less. I consider that my fear of making the
prayers, serves, and bible readings routine is a prove that I still long for
Him. And my interest in God verifies that I still seek Him. There is no
extraordinary encounter. It’s like
that I’m in love with my best friend. And I’d call myself blessed J
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