Thank you for your construcive criticisms.

I think it’s true that I am not 100% a pure Christian. Even though if you realise that my goals of smoking weed or quitting smoking were in the past, I think it’s more important for you to realise that I have COME to know Christ now despite my previous worse habits.

I do ask God for fogiving my sins every night when I pray. You know, I didn’t feel confident in leading someone into Christ because I’m not perfect, as so everybody else. But as I am imperfect, and so are you.

God sees sins as all the same. Although I do go clubbing once inawhile and get tipsy, I have improved from getting drunk to being tipsy. God helps me taking small steps to get closer to His image. If I were to get drunk, it is as well the same as you doing your sins.

I think that making ONLY the perfectly “holy” christians to be seen good enough to gospel or do any other things, we’re setting up christians in general as above than others. (It’s a sin) and then it’s also setting up others to expect ALL christians to already be holy christians, then this leads to people being disappointed and reflecting many of us and in the end the whole christianity as hyprocrites.

I appreciate your constructive criticisms again but I know that God is with me to do this and God is spiritually holding my hand to lead on his path. I am very shocked that you told me to examine myself to “make sure” that I am saved. I think only God can judge me.

It’s good that you understood my point.

I want to point out one constructive criticism for you too. Please don’t preach to anyone unless you’re asked for advice. I don’t mind and what you are doing is great, but it is people like you that non-christians become scared of us.

God is with you. :)