Christian Interview Essay

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The first person I decided to interview was a really close friend that came to our church. She had gone to the same school as my mom and now goes to the same church as my family. Her son is the same age as me and we hang out a lot!
The first question I asked her was when and how did you first become a Christian?
She told me that she accepted Jesus Christ to be her Savior in the year of 1986. She also explained how. She said “In 1982 I went to Christian boarding school in Bangkok, Thailand and took me 4 years after learning about God at school while attending Christian prayer group and be amazed by their love. God revealed to me that I am a sinner and cannot help myself and was separated from God my Creator. Sins lead to death and punishment …show more content…

First, he says that relationship matters the most. Jesus said all his teaching can be summed up to Love God with all you have and love others as you love yourself. Jesus values the relationship with God and with others above anything else. As you grow up more you will find that other thing can be very tempting. Money, work, friends, career, fame, etc. These are important things but they aren't worth sacrificing relationships you have with others for, especially your relationship with God. You can have all things in the world, but they won't bring you a true happiness if you don't have a good relationship with God, with your family and others. Secondly, he says that time is a very valuable thing and that you shouldn’t spend too much time on things that aren’t worthy.Lastly, he says to do what you love and have fun. It will come a time when you have to choose your career, which college to go to, what major to take. Do what you love. You will always excel in things you love to do. Don't follow the herd, but follow your passion. Things will change very quickly especially with new technologies. You will have to adapt and learn new things quickly to stay competitive in the future. You will always love to learn stuff that you love, so you will always have fun doing what you are

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