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what is easier a life of sin or salvation in Christ?
Published - 6 August 2023 Author - johnerivona

what is easier a life of sin or salvation in Christ?

                                            The Easier Choice: Embracing Redemption through Christ



In the vast tapestry of life, humankind is faced with numerous choices every day. Some choices are straightforward, while others carry far-reaching consequences. However, the most crucial decision before us revolves around our eternal destiny. On one hand, we have the option to remain in ignorance and denial, blindly accepting the consequences of our actions. On the other hand, we can choose to seek redemption through Christ Jesus, ultimately finding solace, purpose, and eternal life. But which choice is easier?

Living in Ignorance and Self-Denial:

The path of ignorance and self-denial may initially seem easier, as it requires no conscious effort or personal transformation. This choice offers the comfort of complacency, shielding us from the weighty questions surrounding life and death. However, as Paul articulates in 2 Timothy 2:23, such a path leads to meaningless conflicts and a perpetuation of ignorance.

Dying without knowing what lies beyond may temporarily alleviate existential curiosity, but it simultaneously denies us the potential for a life filled with purpose, hope, and divine connection. Ignorance doesn't exempt us from the consequences of our actions; rather, it leaves us trapped within our own limitations, vulnerable to the hardships of an uncertain world.

Seeking Redemption through Christ Jesus

Contrarily, choosing to seek redemption through Christ Jesus offers a transformative alternative. As Ephesians 1:7 assures us, in Christ, we find forgiveness for our sins and the promise of a future filled with grace and eternal significance. Embracing Christ means acknowledging our flaws and accepting that we cannot save ourselves through our own efforts. Through his death and resurrection, Jesus lovingly extends an invitation to every individual, promising to restore what was lost and granting us a renewed purpose in life.

What makes this choice easier is not that it is devoid of challenges, but rather that it provides a path to overcome them. Accepting Christ empowers us to confront our fears, find peace in troubling circumstances, and experience healing from emotional wounds.

Living in Christ grants us the assurance that we are not alone in our struggles. John 14:27 reminds us that Christ offers a lasting peace that transcends any circumstances or anxieties we may face. In the face of depression, 1 Peter 5:7 encourages us to cast our burdens upon him, knowing that he cares for us deeply.

It is through Christ's transformative power that broken homes can be reconciled, offering love, forgiveness, and unity. As Colossians 3:13 teaches, we are called to bear with one another and forgive, just as the Lord has forgiven us. In times of financial strain, we are reminded in Philippians 4:19 that God will supply all our needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus.

Furthermore, Christ offers comfort and solace in times of mourning. Psalm 34:18 tells us that the Lord is near to the brokenhearted, rescuing us from despair and healing our wounds. By embracing redemption, we discover the divine presence that walks with us through every emotional storm, providing solace and restoration.



The choice between dying without knowledge of what follows or dying with the assurance that we are one with Christ is an essential decision that transcends earthly matters. While the path of ignorance and self-denial may seem simpler, it ultimately robs us of the opportunity to experience a life transformed by grace, love, and hope.

Choosing redemption through Christ Jesus may require effort, humility, and self-reflection, but it offers eternal rewards that far outweigh any earthly struggles. The peace, purpose, and joy found in a relationship with Christ is life-changing and propels us to share this transformative experience with others.

So, I invite you to heed the call that millions around the world have answered – the call to embrace the love and grace of Christ Jesus. As Acts 2:38 urges us, the time is now to repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins. Through him, we find redemption, purpose, and everlasting life. Matthew 11:28-30 reminds us that Christ lovingly invites us to come to him, all who are weary and burdened, promising rest for our souls.

Make the easier choice today and find your place in the loving embrace of Christ Jesus.

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