Rhetorical Questions

I would have to say that the hardest thing to do ever, is to be a Christian. And not the type of Christian that says they are Christian but does what they want at the end of the day, but the type of Christian that's truly holding to God's teaching and doing what he says in everyway they can.

Its hard, when everything around you is inviting you in, some people just don't understand. Its hard to just take it when someone is yelling at you because you instinct is to yell back and fight back, but what the bible teaches is that we need to be humble. so the hardest thing is to humbly take someone yelling at you.

its hard when as you get older your desires start kicking in and hormones start getting stronger to resist them in thought and in body. The natural thing when feeling those things is to give into them but when your Christian you have to block those thoughts out, ad those desires until your married

its hard when people are shoving theories in your face and people are yelling at you telling you your whole belief system is wrong, its hard to not believe them and your best defense is so unconventional. pray.

for me, this is the hardest thing, because it means dying to myself, not physically, but mentally and emotionally, which i honestly think is harder than physically because its a constant molding and correcting of oneself. it calls you to deal with the feeling and emotions no one wants to deal with. I've never cried more in my entire life than i have in my whole 5 months of being a believer. its the biggest sacrifice anyone could ever make.