When we were little kids, and we were told not to do something and we did it anyway… We got in trouble. Thats because we knew better…. Or when we did something we were not supposed to and we brought a friend along for the adventure… We got in trouble yet again. Usually our punishment was worse than that of the friends… because… WE knew better…

I have been thinking about this concept and how it correlates with people who just "claim to be a Christian" or those people who are "Christians".

(You) see, when you go your whole life, not really knowing whats biblically correct and you just live your day to day life… thats it. Its just that. Your life and your not expected to act or do or say things a certain way. Your just you.

However, when one takes on the name of (Christ) and they repent for their sins, and they try to live the lifestyle of "Godly person". Say they slip-up then decide that they want to act "normal" again. Their whole life seems to "get in trouble". "

After becoming a Christian, you know better …well, kinda. I'm not a theologian, nor am I trying to be, although knowing a lot of "christians" and knowing a lot of people who claim to be "christian" you can see this impression in so many peoples lives. Its almost as if, once you chose the lifestyle of being a souled out believer, you are forced to live that life, or your" in trouble" the rest of your time spent on earth… I'm not downing either lifestyle… I'm just making an observation…