My Christian walk

In the photo: Zabuli Physically looking good? Why is this even a topic worth talking about? Well, I have some answers here but before we can jump in, let us begin by referring "physically looking good" to "being presentable or appealing": 1. To encourage Christians who put in the hard work to look good; because that way, they help make the gospel relevant to a given type of people. When I was still a teenager, I remember bringing to God an issue that I thought would bother me in my journey of salvation. "God," I started, "I really like being born again, and the amazing gift of eternal life. However, while still here on Earth, I really find the Christian way of dressing and physical outlook a little bit of a challenge."  Most of the Christians I always saw and knew were not looking good at all, to be honest. For example, they wore very unflattering outfits, no makeup on, and had almost the same miserable hair style ...

photo; unsplash.com A friend once told me, "We go to the university to get a degree but what makes the journey amazing or not, might not necessarily be the lectures and the exams, but the friends we make, the experiences and the memories we build through that journey." It is very important to set goals; goals with their action plans are the step-by-step ladder to achieving most of the things we dream of or are called to do or be. So I started setting my goals, from the big to the small, the weekly ones and then the daily ones. Oh, the great feeling of accomplishment at the end of a day that I had ticked everything off my to-do list. I mean I was good at this: set a goal and hit it! I would not achieve all the daily goals every other time, of course, but generally I was doing well. Did Jesus set goals? As I set the next day's to-do list, I wondered if the most perfect example for Christian living: Jesus Christ, ever set goals. "Did he s...