You know, as I got older and matured in the things of the Lord, I began to realize something: a lot of people are only Christians on Sunday.
What do I mean by that?
They only open their Bible on Sunday.
They only listen to worship music on Sunday.
They only pray, meditate, or think about God on Sunday.
But Monday through Saturday? It’s like He’s on pause.
Then, they wonder why they’re constantly struggling with sin, why they feel spiritually dry, or why the same cycles and bondages keep showing up. The truth is, you can’t live in power if you only plug into the Source once a week.
The Bible is clear:
“This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night…” – Joshua 1:8
Day and night.
Not just Sunday morning.
If you’re truly a meditator of the Word, it’s an everyday thing. It becomes part of who you are, not just what you do when you’re in church clothes.
Being a Sunday Christian can quickly turn into religiousness just going through the motions. And religion without relationship is bondage. It looks good on the outside but keeps you stuck on the inside.
I’ve even heard people say things like, “Turn that Christian music off. It’s not Sunday.”
Not realizing this is the life I live. Every day. Every moment. This walk isn’t part-time, it’s full-time. Because God is not a Sunday-only Savior.
So today, I challenge you:
Don’t just visit God once a week.
Abide in Him.
Walk with Him.
Talk with Him.
Make Him part of your everyday life.
Let your faith stretch beyond Sunday. Because real transformation happens Monday through Sunday .
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