I want to break down the walls and bring the darkness into the light. This isn’t going to be a message that you like. It isn’t warm and fuzzy and it isn’t one that makes you all smiley inside. But while it is meant to convict you, it is also meant to encourage you. And I do hope you walk away with a passion within your heart that is just on fire for the Lord! I pray that you will walk away absolutely in LOVE with the calling and the purpose that He has made you for. BUT like I said, this isn’t going to be a message that you like. And I just want to prepare you for that.
It is not enough to just live the life of a lukewarm Christian. In fact there are dangers of lukewarm Christianity. So it is not enough to just go to church, listen to worship songs and partake in small groups. It is not enough to just fit Jesus into your life — He should be your life. It is so easy to just go through life going through the motions of what the world believes a ‘good’ Christian looks like. But it is another thing to go through life completely picking up your cross and unashamedly chasing after the cross despite the current coming in from the opposite direction.
Whooaaaa that was pretty intense!
Unlike some of the other blog posts on this site, this is definitely infiltrated with a lot more hard truths. And truthfully, some of you might not like what you read here today. But, if you are a first-time visitor and we haven’t established that friendship between us yet, I should tell you that I’m not coming from a ‘holier than thou’ position. In fact, it couldn’t be further from the truth because I was (and let’s face it, on the occasion, still am) that girl who led a lukewarm Christian life. So, let me just begin with a story…
What is a Lukewarm Christian?
Story of the Classic Lukewarm Christian
Sure, I went to Church. Sure, I participated in groups and activities in Church. And sure, I was pretty well behaved in the world — I didn’t dress provocatively, speak vulgarly or drink excessively. In fact, it wouldn’t even be surprising for one of my parent’s friends to come up to them and say, “You must be so proud of your daughter” or people around me to say, “It is so inspiring how you are a good Christian — I wish I was like you”. But the truth was, I had a blackened heart underneath the glowing exterior.
Where I should have been pursuing the Lord wholeheartedly, I was chasing after good grades, being liked by the world and achieving perfection. Where I should have been boldly proclaiming the gospel, I was meekly wearing a silver cross necklace and shyly talking about Him only when in the presence of other Christians — and you would NEVER catch me speaking up for Him in a group of staunch atheists. I was literally the definition of a lukewarm Christian.
I was content with just being seen by the world as the ‘good’ girl. And was living a life believing that it would be totally possible to be liked by everyone in the world and still be a good daughter of the King. But in reality, in so many areas of my life, I was compromising; I was compromising when I should have been proclaiming. I was compromising when I should have been pursuing. And I was compromising when I should have been living boldly for Him.
I was happy to live a life of just doing the bare minimum for God. After all, so long as I called myself a Christian, went to church and ‘loved’ other people, it would be enough. But what I didn’t realize at the time was that God didn’t want another lukewarm Christian to add to His list. He wanted me to be either all in for Him, or not at all.
“I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.” — Revelation 3:15-16
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10 Signs of a Lukewarm Christian | Dangers of Lukewarm Christianity
I feel I must warn you once again that some of you will not enjoy what you read next — but everything that is said here isn’t meant to condemn but to lovingly convict and encourage you. Because the truth is, there is a good chance that I have never met you before —- but I love you. You might be shaking your head incredulously thinking that I must just be saying that. But no, I really mean it. And that is why I will be continuing on with these really hard truths — despite the fact that I know some of you might really not like me because of it. But I pray that you do receive them well and that it helps to ignite a spark of passion for the Lord within your soul. Because He wants you. He doesn’t need you, but He sure as heck wants you.
Sign #1 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Go Where the Current Goes
In the face of conflict, lukewarm Christians will often pick what is popular over what is actually right. They have this deep desire to look ‘good’ in the eyes of the church, but also in the eyes of the world. They care a lot about how other people see them and less about what God thinks of their hearts and their lives.
But we should all be steadfast in the faith. Not out of what other church congregants will say, but out of love and reverence for the One who created you!
Looking at his disciples, he said: “Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God. Blessed are you who hunger now, for you will be satisfied. Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh.Blessed are you when people hate you, when they exclude you and insult you and reject your name as evil, because of the Son of Man. “Rejoice in that day and leap for joy, because great is your reward in heaven. For that is how their ancestors treated the prophets. “But woe to you who are rich, for you have already received your comfort. Woe to you who are well fed now, for you will go hungry. Woe to you who laugh now, for you will mourn and weep. Woe to you when everyone speaks well of you, for that is how their ancestors treated the false prophets. — Luke 6:20-26
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Sign #2 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians are Easily Inspired By Stories of Radical Christians
Another one of the signs of a lukewarm Christian is that they often love hearing stories about other Christians who did all these radical things for Jesus Christ, yet they do not act. They are easily inspired and will give praised to their friends who may be doing radical things with a “I think that is so awesome!” or “I wish I was more like you”, but they do nothing about it. They naturally assume that such boldness and radicalness is for the “super intense” or “extreme” Christians and not just the typical, “everyday” Christians. Lukewarm people call “radical” what Jesus had expected from every single one of His followers.
If anyone, then, knows the good they ought to do and doesn’t do it, it is sin for them. — James 4:17
Sign #3 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians are Afraid of Speaking Truth
In a group setting where others in the group do not necessarily share their faith or beliefs, lukewarm Christians will not want to speak up about their faith. One of the classic signs of the lukewarm Christian is that they will be afraid of being rejected by the world and feel uncomfortable with bringing conflict to a group setting by choosing to talk about a truth of God that does not fit with the ideals of the world.
“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you. — Matthew 5:11-12
Sign #4 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Pick and Choose Their Beliefs
Lukewarm people like to bring their own meanings into the Bible. They forget that the Bible already has a preset meaning and intention behind every word and every piece of text. So instead, they pick and choose scripture that fits into their pre-existing ideals and world views. Or they pick and choose their beliefs based on their comforts.
For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. — James 2:10
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Sign #5 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Often Feel Good About Themselves
The more you become passionate about picking up your cross and following Jesus, the truth is, you will most likely end up feeling worse about yourself. This is just because the more and more time you spend with perfection, the more and more you realize just how far from the mark you really are. BUT through the love and grace of God, you take comfort in His promises and you have the peace of God running through you which heals you.
However, lukewarm Christians often consider themselves to be “good” by comparing themselves to the secular world. They look down their noses at those around them who aren’t believers and feel satisfied that they had made a little bit more effort than so-and-so in being a ‘good’ person — even if they aren’t nearly as “radical” for Jesus as this other person that they know.
The Pharisee stood by himself and prayed: ‘God, I thank you that I am not like other people—robbers, evildoers, adulterers—or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week and give a tenth of all I get.’ — Luke 18:11-12
Sign #6 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Love Others Who Love Them Back
One of the other signs of a lukewarm Christian is that they have a limited capacity for love. Their love for others is usually focused on those who will love them in return. They might be able to love others who don’t love them back — a little. But they definitely do not have any room in their hearts to love those who have intentionally hurt them. Lukewarm Christians love others conditionally and are highly selective with whom they share their love with.
“You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? And if you greet only your own people, what are you doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that?— Matthew 5:43-47
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Sign #7 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Feel Safe and Secure in Their Salvation Doing the Bare Minimum
They believe that because they go to church every Sunday, sing worship, go to youth group or small group, got baptized, grew up in a Christian family etc. that they are secure in their salvation. One of the saddest signs of a lukewarm Christian is that they believe that doing the bare minimum of what is required of them to be considered a ‘good’ person in the eyes of the world is enough for God.
Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord, not people,because you know that the Lord will reward each one for whatever good they do, whether they are slave or free.— Ephesians 6:7-8
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Sign #8 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Love God, But There Are Conditions
Lukewarm Christians will be quick to say that they love God fully and completely, with their whole heart, soul and strength. They know all the right things to say to make it look like to those around them that they are strong in their faith, but their devotion to God isn’t unconditional. They believe that they love God, but oftentimes, when they are called to do something for the Lord, they will have a condition set in place. Whether it is that they’re too busy, or that total devotion to the Lord is reserved for those “extreme” Christians or that they are too shy etc. there is often a condition set in place.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters— Colossians 3:23
Sign #9 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Love to Play it Safe
It is natural to desire comfort. But another one of the signs of a lukewarm Christian is that they value their security and safety above all else. They are slaves to their fearand will not be engaged with taking the risks that God has called them to take. This is because the fear that grips their heart is real and they don’t want to take that leap of faith to go into the unknown.
Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell.— Matthew 10:28
Sign #10 to Know if You’re a Lukewarm Christian: Lukewarm Christians Fear the Punishment of God More than Sin Itself
The last of the classic signs of a lukewarm Christian? Lukewarm Christians aren’t truly afraid of their sin. Instead, they are afraid of the consequences of their sins. They are afraid of the punishment that they will receive more than the fact that they genuinely hate sin and truly want to lead a life without any sin. They don’t truly believe that the life that Jesus will offer them is better than the one that they are living in right now.
What shall we say, then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase?By no means! We are those who have died to sin; how can we live in it any longer?— Romans 6:1-2
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His grace is sufficient. And it is by His grace you are saved. You do not have to ‘earn’ your way to salvation or ‘work’ your way to God’s approval. But rather, John 3:16 says that “for God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life”. It was nothing you did that allowed you to ‘win’ God’s affections and His forgiveness! Rather, good works and a life that isn’t lukewarm for the gospel are just some of the ways by which our saving faith in what Christ has already achieved on the cross can be seen!
What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save them? Suppose a brother or a sister is without clothes and daily food.If one of you says to them, “Go in peace; keep warm and well fed,” but does nothing about their physical needs, what good is it? In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead. But someone will say, “You have faith; I have deeds. Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by my deeds. You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder.— James 2:14-19
Without picking up our cross and passionately pursuing after the One who created us, how are we any different from the demons who also believe that there is a God? Whoaaaa!
He didn’t die for you to be ashamed of the gospel.
He didn’t die for you to be a half-hearted Christian.
And He didn’t do something radical for you to be lukewarm.
I want to know Christ—yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death — Philippians 3:10
So What Comes Now?
How to Stop Being a Lukewarm Christian
Now you know more about the dangers of lukewarm Christianity and the signs of a lukewarm Christian, the next question is: how to stop being a lukewarm Christian?The purpose of this whole blog post and telling you about the signs of a lukewarm Christian was to encourage you and point you in the direction of the cross. It was never meant to condemn you but to lovingly convict you — and should you feel God begin tugging your heart and you want to know how to stop being a lukewarm Christian, for an immediate recap of what you can do next, read on…
Tip #1 Go to Somewhere Quiet and Drop on the Floor in Prayer
Pray to Him. Praise Him for who He is, then pray to Him to reveal Himself to yourself some more. Tell Him that you are no longer satisfied to live a life of a lukewarm believer but that you have a fire burning within you to passionately and wholeheartedly pursue after Him. Pray to Him and tell Him to use you as His vessel and that you humbly submit yourself and all that you have to Him and His glory.
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Tip #2 Spend More Time in His Presence
For the rest of the night, or the rest of the day, spend time in His presence. Switch off your phone, sing worship, read the Bible, journal, talk to Him etc. Just enjoy this time alone with Him. And after today, make it a habit to spend more time with Him than you do with anything or anyone else.
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If you know that He has called you to do something, but you have been a slave to fear, listen to the callthat He is calling you to do. His strength that dwells within you will make all things possible, so take that leap of faith and know that He is right there at the bottom ready to catch you! It is day one of the rest of your life! It’s day one of the best of your life! <3 (Yep! Another Matthew West reference right there!)
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If you have stuck around all the way until the very end, I have to be honest, I am so impressed! I know that this has been the looooongest and lengthiest post that I have EVER written. But that is just because I think that this is one of themost important issues surrounding Christian girls today. Because when we stop being lukewarm Christians and recognize the dangers of lukewarm Christianity, so many other issues such as having an identity crisis and having insecurities lessens greatly. Because we are no longer putting ourselves and who we are in the world, but in the One who has created us!
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Just your 27 year old dental surgeon, writer and creator of Truthfully, Michelle & Girls After Truth. I love creating printables to help encourage, uplift and propel women to take charge of their faith. I hope you leave this space feeling more joy than when you first came in today Xx
Speaking truth in love….yes, that’s exactly what you did!! Love the scripture you used to back up your thoughts.! You made so many good points and we all need these reminders!
This one hurt to read I wont lie but thank you for this. God spent the whole time I was reading this speaking to my heart sternly and pointing out the fact that I have been guilty of nearly all of these. Even now as I type this I feel His loving hand of discipline heavy on me for this. I am going to take your advice and go fall on my knees in front of him – I wouldnt be surprised if there’s tears involved!! I feel so lovingly convicted and it’s motivating me to change. Thank you for sharing.
This is a powerful post. Sometimes it is important to speak the hard truth so that we can be transformed. All the points shared are so true, I need to do better in the area of love (I mean not just loving those who love me back but loving the unlovable too).
This is an encouraging and also a serious post that every child of God should take seriously, I will continue to pray that God mould me to be more like him.
Hey Hannah! I definitely need to also grow in so many of these areas too! And yes! This is definitely something I really believe should be spoken more about as well! Praying for you! x
Michelle – this is amazing! This reminds me of the part in the War Room movie where the older lady and Priscilla are talking in the old ladies dining room and she serves Priscilla lukewarm coffee. I don’t know if you have ever seen it but this is so close to that message! I love this. I love the boldness and the truth. I love the honesty. The signs of a lukewarm Christian that you share are so real and prevalent today, unfortunately. May we all like our faith piping hot!
Hey Stacey! Yes, I have seen War Room! It was such an awesome movie wasn’t it? It didn’t even cross my mind to think about that scene – but that scene is so relevant! Definitely loved when the older lady infused humour to make her very serious point of needing to live hot for Jesus 🙂
This is literally the most eye opening post I have read about Spirirual lukewarmness and I have really been blessed. I used to be a lukewarm christian and I was trapped in religiosity and churchiness, I thought I could be saved by my works and not Jesus. But thank God for delivering me and setting me free!
Thank you Michelle. I hope to ve on fire for the Lord forever!
I read through this whole blog and so many facts along with solid backing via verses is amazing I’m new to being a Christian and I’ve spent so much time thinking how j can better my walk with God and how I glorify him more on my day to day so this all honestly helps so much this whole post was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing so i can understand more!
This is an awakening for all christians. We ought to examine our lifes constantly in order to remain steadfast. We shouldn’t be comfortable in a lukewarm state. Thanks for sharing.
Michelle- This is such a great post about the signs of a lukewarm Christian! The one about speaking truth hit home for me. It is easy to write about it ‘behind the screen’ but harder to talk about it to others in person. Keep doing what you’re doing! Blessings! Cindy
What a convicting post! One of my fears is that I would slip into this area where I begin to display the signs of a lukewarm Christian. I want to be fully on fire for my beautiful Jesus! Don’t be concerned about posting the hard stuff. It is the hard that helps us all to grow … ❤
It was so refreshing to read some hard-hitting (on the truth) words in a Christian blog! I would also add that lukewarm Christians are very uncomfortable with friends or family members who are pursuing God wholeheartedly. They want to douse those flames!
Michelle, what a well thought out post on a very difficult subject. I have definitely struggled with some of these issues as I walk out my salvation. Thanks for the reminders.
Hey Brandi! It is true that we are saved by grace through faith alone, but any good works and fruits produced can be seen as evidence of that faith. So it is SO good to be on fire for Jesus! x
Thanks for the warmth and encouragement Merry! You’ve got such a positive and happy name! I love it! And it’s so true! Our transformation rests solidly in Him! x
The title of your post, alone, is convicting. Some great points and insights that go right along with many I have. Thank you for your thoughtful thoughts and Biblical truths here.
I love your honesty. Being a luke warm Christian is an easy trap to fall into and we need to pray about it often. This is why David asks God to search his heart. Honestly, the idea God searching my heart is scary. Wonderful post!
Looking forward to reading your e-book on finding your identity in Christ, so that I can share it with my two pre-teens. And this post on being a lukewarm Christian is spot-on!
Thanks for all of the scripture you’ve included! It is so important to give ourselves fully to God, rather than try and parcel ourselves out. I did that for a long time and can’t imagine why I thought I could ever keep hidden from God!
Hahaha that is so true Rachel! I loved the way you put it… “parcel ourselves out”. And it is so comforting to know that we can never be kept hidden from the One who has known us from the beginning of time aye!
Thank you for so boldly laying out the truth that the Bible declares about the followers of Christ. We are not called to be lukewarm Christians, but burning with passion for our God and King! I love how much you lean on Scripture throughout and that you say things so clearly 🙂 Thank you for writing this!
Wow! This is so powerful and message all Christians should hear! I was like this at one time, afraid to speak up and out, but the more I came in contact with other’s pain the more my heart pulled me to action! Thank you for sharing the hard truth but with love!
I most definitely relate! Some moments I have been afraid to speak up but it always convicted me when I thought about how I might be the only physical and real world link someone has to knowing God and His salvation! So I definitely hope to grow in bravery too! x
” I had a blackened heart underneath the glowing exterior.” Oh, I felt this sentence so much. Looks like we walked similar paths, thank you for sharing your experiences <3
I believe that regardless of whether you are a lukewarm Christian or not, you will always sin because that’s just how imperfect we are. But the difference between a lukewarm Christian and one that truly lives for the Lord, is that God’s redeeming grace and love is what completely fills and feeds the one who really wants to live for the Lord — so as a result, the fruits that they bear will be ones marked by the Holy Spirit who dwells within them.
God bless you for this impartation of the Spirit. When we are in love with Jesus we show it because we reflect his love back to Him in glory.
Nicely done! Luke 11:23 He that is not with me is against me: and he that gathereth not with me scattereth
This blessed my whole soul. I now understand fully the dangers of being a lukewarm Christian. I know now that I was indeed a lukewarm Christian by allowing fear to stunt me. Now I know and now I’m free! Hallelujah!!!
Thank you for this post, you are truly doing the Lords work. After I read some signs I completely broke down in tears because of my lukewarm ness knowing this is not me and knowing I can do better. I repented and am back on track by Gods grace! Thank you for being bold enough to write this knowing the risks, you really are helping girl…just like me! I pray he may pave your path!!!
! Thank you truly from the bottom of my heart.
Hey Stacy! I also broke down in tears and cried when I was first convicted about the state of my spiritual faith! But it is truly an ongoing journey and He always continues to convict me in wonderful ways. I hope you’ll just continue to grow in your faith and your walk with the Lord — its amazing that you’re only fourteen and desire that intimacy with Him already! x 🙂
Hey! This is my first time on your blog, and I’m not sure if anyone will read this but I just wanted to seek some guidance from fellow believers.
I am a lukewarm Christian. I am every single one of the things Michelle said about herself at the beginning. And it breaks my heart to say it and understand it. I don’t want to be lukewarm anymore. I want to burn for God’s love and his glory. I want to be fully committed to the Lord. But, sadly, I’m just afraid to start… to anyone reading this, could you please pray for me? I know the Lord’s strength dwells in me, but I fear the world.
Thank you to whoever reads this.
Hey Avery! I will certainly be praying for you! I am sorry your heart feels broken, but at the same time I love that He has spoken to you through this — and that you truly want to be fully committed and on fire for the One who hangs the stars in the sky and calls them by name 🙂 You are so loved, so seen — and you are never alone.
I am guilty of every single one 😕. At times I feel on fire then it fades. I try to read the Bible , its hard to understand. I know in my heart that lukewarm is not the way to go. I feel overwhelmed with all that needs to be done to honor and worship God and get stricken with fear and anxiety. I want my love for God to be stronger than my fear of hell. Sometimes I feel his presence and other times I feel like he’s a million miles away. I want him to cleanse my heart and transform it to help me become a mighty women of God for God . I don’t know where to begin.
Hi Ashley!
Don’t worry, it’s never too late to start becoming a real/full Christian. If you don’t know where to begin, I suggest you pray and ask God for the guidance of the Holy Spirit to help you because the Holy Spirit is our Healer. I also suggest Bible study or Bible journaling if you want to learn more about Christ. If you feel that there is a gap between you and God, try avoiding stuff that creates that gap! Hopefully this helps you, God bless <3
I was always so confused about what a lukewarm Christian is because somehow I felt that I was & even though I had this burning desire for God, I tend to always follow my selfish desires & try to justify my actions with the word. Thank you for sharing this, I was a lukewarm Christian girl I’ll admit that but I no longer will be!! I will continue to humbly pray for God to renew me & allow me to follow & serve Him wholeheartedly. Thank you again for this. GOD REIGNS FOREVER & EVER AMEN!
I read this article while I was deep into being a lukewarm Christian, and it actually inspired me to finally pick up my bible and read for the first time outside of sunday school. From then on my life has changed for the better. I thank God that He snatched me out of that, and I also thank you for bringing my sin to my attention. God bless you!
Thank you for reminding me what is a true call of Christians. Bless you sister! I will find strength in Him and pray for those around me because I can tell their hearts are also full of fear! 🙏
Thank so much for this blog, I’m always looking for ways to strengthen my faith but something is always holding me back. I want to share things with my sisters but I am always afraid to do so. I will work on these areas and live a life for Christ.
Thank you for the post. I have been struggling with this recently and recently watched a compelling sermon by Francis Chan who spoke about this very topic. I pray all who read are somehow moved to fall to their knees [like i will be doing] and asking the Lord for guidance and direction. Sometimes we hear/read about being lukewarm but don’t have a clue how to fire up our lives for Jesus. Like myself, we want a recipe to help us do that. Not sure it is that simple. I pray for all reading that God speaks to you [and me :)] and we are all moved to be on fire for Him.
So I found out that I’m a lukewarm christian just today and I realized how much God’s loves me. I mean, he’s always there when I need him even though he knows that I’m a lukewarm. I feel bad because he’s giving me a sign and keep calling me to share the gospel and the learnings that he shared with me every time I read my Bible but I keep on rejecting it because I’m afraid of everything without realizing that God will not call me if he knows that I cannot do it. And of course nothing is impossible for him. I feel so bad.
I wish this article was handed out to people entering into every church in America!! Most churches are “Lukewarm at best. People are selfish, self centered and not really looking for Jesus return!! Most professing Christians will be “left behind” when the Rapture happens!! They will have to go through a “purging” in the GREAT Tribulation period!! Sad but true. I for one have to search my heart daily.. I want to Love what He loves ans hate what He hates. amen?
I have tried to be better and follow God. To be a true Christian. But I feel like every time I know more and what is being a true Christian, I just realize I’m so far behind of being a true Christian. I just feel so afraid and discouraged. I feel like I can’t be good, and that I just disappoint God. I try to love him but as I know more I just realized I don’t love him as I should. I dont want me and my family to be condemned. I just want to truly love God and live by his will.
This is my first time I have come across your website. I loved this piece of writing you have created for young girls like me! I am only 14 & I believe I am a lukewarm christian & I want to change that! I am taking your advice & will spend my walks outside in the mornings talking to God & spending time with him. I may also sing his music & bring praise. You inspire me! Thank you for this blog.
That was definitely striking. I cried after reading. Thank you! It feels like you were pertaining to me. I was even praying to be a pastor someday but I realized, I need lots of things to improve in myself. God bless you!
Your words have me looking deeply into myself and yes I see I need to grow more in Christ our lord.every word that you say hits me so I’m going to pray asking God to show me the way.thank you very much for the eye opener God bless you.
thank you so much.This has helped me so much to think about my relationship with god and reflect my behavior. i now see that i have lukewarm characteristics, now i can change it and become a better christian so thank you so much for the help
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Wow thank you so much for writing this! I literally feel like God led me to reading this post. I’ve been a believer for a long time but I found myself feeling so unenthused and disconnected from God lately. I was thinking back to the times in my life when I was absolutely on fire for Him and super close with him and I was craving that but didn’t know what was wrong or how to get back to that place. You totally convicted me in the best way. Thank you for being bold and for posting this. I needed it so much!
Shalom!😊
Honestly, this was a well thought out and relatable article- and am glad you took time to put it out there. As relatable as it it, I identify myself as a lukewarm Christian because that’s what I am(it actually a shame).
The whole description felt authentic and objective, giving both encouragement and conviction where necessary.
Found it personally really helpful, very timely and worth recommending to others, infact I’ve taken notes with the aim to share with my fellow Christian youths. Glad I found this blog, it a rare insight that many would love to accept, but its a total reality! 😊
Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
Recently discovered I was a Lukewarm Christian. I have not been baptized yet also am very shy. Thank you for pointing out what it means. I need to find a way to help God. He wants me to tell people about the mark of the beast which is the enforcement of Sunday laws to stop climate change which goes against God’s biblical sabbath which is Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. I pray to do that, but I need help. We all do so we be found worthy to go with Jesus.
Well this is certainly the best thing I have read on lukewarm ness. I am a 46 year old woman and this applies to me as much as younger women. What a brave way to speak the truth. Thank you for your post. I enjoyed it and it has helped me on this new journey in my life. By the way, I love you too. Genuinely.
We need more Christians like you who speak words of life and truth and fewer “world-friendly” reminders! Thank you for writing such an inspiring yet convicting post! 🙂
Hi, Michelle! Thank you for your brave guidance. Also, thanks to everyone for leaving their comments. It is interesting to hear of such a wide range of perspectives and life experiences. Recently I published a novel on Amazon called Grack Attack, and I would love it if any of you would go read it and provide a review. Grack Attack is a monster epic that compassionately persecution culture, seeking to restore grace and understanding to social interactions. It is not overtly Christian, but I intend for the Christian values of empathy and forgiveness to wash over the reader.
Sorry, ya’ll! Didn’t realize my last message would publish like that, with the typos. Anyway, I would welcome and appreciate any of your feedback on Grack Attack. Thank you, and may your lives be true and beautiful!
I’m so happy I found your blog post! I’ve been going through a lot of doubt in my life and I needed a reminder about who I am and what I stand for. You made many good points and had Bible verses to back you up. Thank you so much and may God bless your heart!
This post was so great. I am struggling to give up everything for God and follow Him wholeheartedly but I do desire a strong relationship with Him so this post spoke to me.
I have always thought I was a great christian and would absolutely be free. However, I have come to realize that I am majorly lukewarm and it scares me alot. This post has helped me realize that and understand what I need to do and soon! Thank you!
Such a powerful blog post filled with Truth. It’s time for the Church to rise up… and warm up. This post is so timely for today and so many women need to hear this message.
God woke me up today at 3am and I came across a Christian video about Jesus returning and it just sparked something in me. I wanted to know how to quit being a lukewarm christian because deep down I know I am one and its hard to admit it, but I am going to fix that and this was step 1 thank you so much!
Thanks alot for the message,and I always wondered why if I watch videos or hear people talk about Jesus coming and punishment for sinners and God’s coming judgement I was afraid,I never knew I was lukewarm.Thanks alot,God bless you
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I love creating printables that help encourage, uplift and propel women who want to take control of their faith and live a set-apart life for the Maker who knows their heart.
I adore tea, all shades of pastel and watching the sunset. I hope that you will relish in the beauty of every moment and find joy in the smallest of things. I pray that you will be able to find true satisfaction in Christ alone and that you will be able to rejoice in the goodness of the Lord whatever season of life you are in.
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Speaking truth in love….yes, that’s exactly what you did!! Love the scripture you used to back up your thoughts.! You made so many good points and we all need these reminders!
Hey April! Thanks for the encouraging words! Definitely something I think needs to be spoken about more! And yes! Gotta love scripture! x
I am so happy I found this,the people you have are so blessed to have you,stay blessed
This was SUCH a great blog. Well-written and full of truth🙌🏼
Hope it encouraged you Amanda! x
This one hurt to read I wont lie but thank you for this. God spent the whole time I was reading this speaking to my heart sternly and pointing out the fact that I have been guilty of nearly all of these. Even now as I type this I feel His loving hand of discipline heavy on me for this. I am going to take your advice and go fall on my knees in front of him – I wouldnt be surprised if there’s tears involved!! I feel so lovingly convicted and it’s motivating me to change. Thank you for sharing.
This is a powerful post. Sometimes it is important to speak the hard truth so that we can be transformed. All the points shared are so true, I need to do better in the area of love (I mean not just loving those who love me back but loving the unlovable too).
This is an encouraging and also a serious post that every child of God should take seriously, I will continue to pray that God mould me to be more like him.
Hey Hannah! I definitely need to also grow in so many of these areas too! And yes! This is definitely something I really believe should be spoken more about as well! Praying for you! x
Michelle – this is amazing! This reminds me of the part in the War Room movie where the older lady and Priscilla are talking in the old ladies dining room and she serves Priscilla lukewarm coffee. I don’t know if you have ever seen it but this is so close to that message! I love this. I love the boldness and the truth. I love the honesty. The signs of a lukewarm Christian that you share are so real and prevalent today, unfortunately. May we all like our faith piping hot!
Hey Stacey! Yes, I have seen War Room! It was such an awesome movie wasn’t it? It didn’t even cross my mind to think about that scene – but that scene is so relevant! Definitely loved when the older lady infused humour to make her very serious point of needing to live hot for Jesus 🙂
This is literally the most eye opening post I have read about Spirirual lukewarmness and I have really been blessed. I used to be a lukewarm christian and I was trapped in religiosity and churchiness, I thought I could be saved by my works and not Jesus. But thank God for delivering me and setting me free!
Thank you Michelle. I hope to ve on fire for the Lord forever!
I read through this whole blog and so many facts along with solid backing via verses is amazing I’m new to being a Christian and I’ve spent so much time thinking how j can better my walk with God and how I glorify him more on my day to day so this all honestly helps so much this whole post was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing so i can understand more!
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Thank you for sharing
Thanks Jen! 🙂 x
This is an awakening for all christians. We ought to examine our lifes constantly in order to remain steadfast. We shouldn’t be comfortable in a lukewarm state. Thanks for sharing.
That’s so true Kristie! It’s always so important to keep examining the state of our lives! x 🙂
Michelle- This is such a great post about the signs of a lukewarm Christian! The one about speaking truth hit home for me. It is easy to write about it ‘behind the screen’ but harder to talk about it to others in person. Keep doing what you’re doing! Blessings! Cindy
I can definitely understand that! Thanks for the encouragement Cindy! x
Some profound and direct thoughts on a sensitive subject. Well portrayed. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you 😊 Ava! x
What a convicting post! One of my fears is that I would slip into this area where I begin to display the signs of a lukewarm Christian. I want to be fully on fire for my beautiful Jesus! Don’t be concerned about posting the hard stuff. It is the hard that helps us all to grow … ❤
Aw yes Donna! That is so good! I pray that both you and I will be on fire for the Lord together! x And thanks for the encouragement!
It was so refreshing to read some hard-hitting (on the truth) words in a Christian blog! I would also add that lukewarm Christians are very uncomfortable with friends or family members who are pursuing God wholeheartedly. They want to douse those flames!
Thanks for the great input Teresa! x
Michelle, what a well thought out post on a very difficult subject. I have definitely struggled with some of these issues as I walk out my salvation. Thanks for the reminders.
Oh that’s awesome Mary! I’m so glad that you’re continuously seeking truth as you walk out of your salvation! Thank you for the encouragement x
This post gives great details on what it looks like to be a lukewarm Christian. Our responsibilities span far beyond salvation. Great post!
Hey Brandi! It is true that we are saved by grace through faith alone, but any good works and fruits produced can be seen as evidence of that faith. So it is SO good to be on fire for Jesus! x
Thanks for sharing your heart to live for Christ!
Thanks for sharing your heart to live for Christ! It’s such encouragement to know that our transformation rests solidly in His capable hands.
Thanks for the warmth and encouragement Merry! You’ve got such a positive and happy name! I love it! And it’s so true! Our transformation rests solidly in Him! x
The title of your post, alone, is convicting. Some great points and insights that go right along with many I have. Thank you for your thoughtful thoughts and Biblical truths here.
Thanks Maryann! I too am always feeling convicted! x
I love your honesty. Being a luke warm Christian is an easy trap to fall into and we need to pray about it often. This is why David asks God to search his heart. Honestly, the idea God searching my heart is scary. Wonderful post!
Thanks Heather! It’s always so good to be constantly convicted by Him! Loved your reference to David asking God to search His heart! x
Looking forward to reading your e-book on finding your identity in Christ, so that I can share it with my two pre-teens. And this post on being a lukewarm Christian is spot-on!
That’s so sweet Summer! Thank you for your encouragement and warm words! I really hope your two sweet pre-teens will enjoy it! x
Thanks for all of the scripture you’ve included! It is so important to give ourselves fully to God, rather than try and parcel ourselves out. I did that for a long time and can’t imagine why I thought I could ever keep hidden from God!
Hahaha that is so true Rachel! I loved the way you put it… “parcel ourselves out”. And it is so comforting to know that we can never be kept hidden from the One who has known us from the beginning of time aye!
Some of these truths hit close to home. It is easy to let things slide in life thinking that we are still staying connected.
That’s so true! All of us are always needing to strive for intentionality eh? ☺️💛
Thank you for so boldly laying out the truth that the Bible declares about the followers of Christ. We are not called to be lukewarm Christians, but burning with passion for our God and King! I love how much you lean on Scripture throughout and that you say things so clearly 🙂 Thank you for writing this!
Thanks for the encouragement Kayla! x Always praying for passion for the Lord!
Wow! This is so powerful and message all Christians should hear! I was like this at one time, afraid to speak up and out, but the more I came in contact with other’s pain the more my heart pulled me to action! Thank you for sharing the hard truth but with love!
I most definitely relate! Some moments I have been afraid to speak up but it always convicted me when I thought about how I might be the only physical and real world link someone has to knowing God and His salvation! So I definitely hope to grow in bravery too! x
” I had a blackened heart underneath the glowing exterior.” Oh, I felt this sentence so much. Looks like we walked similar paths, thank you for sharing your experiences <3
Awww thanks Jessie! x
Isn’t it true that the lukewarm Christian still lives a life partly in sin and doesn’t have his thoughts focused on God?
I believe that regardless of whether you are a lukewarm Christian or not, you will always sin because that’s just how imperfect we are. But the difference between a lukewarm Christian and one that truly lives for the Lord, is that God’s redeeming grace and love is what completely fills and feeds the one who really wants to live for the Lord — so as a result, the fruits that they bear will be ones marked by the Holy Spirit who dwells within them.
God bless you for this impartation of the Spirit. When we are in love with Jesus we show it because we reflect his love back to Him in glory.
Nicely done! Luke 11:23 He that is not with me is against me: and he that gathereth not with me scattereth
This blessed my whole soul. I now understand fully the dangers of being a lukewarm Christian. I know now that I was indeed a lukewarm Christian by allowing fear to stunt me. Now I know and now I’m free! Hallelujah!!!
That is so sweet! I’m so happy to hear that He spoke to you!
Thank you for this post, you are truly doing the Lords work. After I read some signs I completely broke down in tears because of my lukewarm ness knowing this is not me and knowing I can do better. I repented and am back on track by Gods grace! Thank you for being bold enough to write this knowing the risks, you really are helping girl…just like me! I pray he may pave your path!!!
! Thank you truly from the bottom of my heart.
Ps, I’m 14 y/o
Hey Stacy! I also broke down in tears and cried when I was first convicted about the state of my spiritual faith! But it is truly an ongoing journey and He always continues to convict me in wonderful ways. I hope you’ll just continue to grow in your faith and your walk with the Lord — its amazing that you’re only fourteen and desire that intimacy with Him already! x 🙂
Hey! This is my first time on your blog, and I’m not sure if anyone will read this but I just wanted to seek some guidance from fellow believers.
I am a lukewarm Christian. I am every single one of the things Michelle said about herself at the beginning. And it breaks my heart to say it and understand it. I don’t want to be lukewarm anymore. I want to burn for God’s love and his glory. I want to be fully committed to the Lord. But, sadly, I’m just afraid to start… to anyone reading this, could you please pray for me? I know the Lord’s strength dwells in me, but I fear the world.
Thank you to whoever reads this.
Hey Avery! I will certainly be praying for you! I am sorry your heart feels broken, but at the same time I love that He has spoken to you through this — and that you truly want to be fully committed and on fire for the One who hangs the stars in the sky and calls them by name 🙂 You are so loved, so seen — and you are never alone.
Very Well Done!.. Thank You so Much for this Clarity. May YHWH BLESS YOU AND YOURS IN CHRIST YESHUA NAME. AMEN.
I am guilty of every single one 😕. At times I feel on fire then it fades. I try to read the Bible , its hard to understand. I know in my heart that lukewarm is not the way to go. I feel overwhelmed with all that needs to be done to honor and worship God and get stricken with fear and anxiety. I want my love for God to be stronger than my fear of hell. Sometimes I feel his presence and other times I feel like he’s a million miles away. I want him to cleanse my heart and transform it to help me become a mighty women of God for God . I don’t know where to begin.
Hi Ashley!
Don’t worry, it’s never too late to start becoming a real/full Christian. If you don’t know where to begin, I suggest you pray and ask God for the guidance of the Holy Spirit to help you because the Holy Spirit is our Healer. I also suggest Bible study or Bible journaling if you want to learn more about Christ. If you feel that there is a gap between you and God, try avoiding stuff that creates that gap! Hopefully this helps you, God bless <3
I was always so confused about what a lukewarm Christian is because somehow I felt that I was & even though I had this burning desire for God, I tend to always follow my selfish desires & try to justify my actions with the word. Thank you for sharing this, I was a lukewarm Christian girl I’ll admit that but I no longer will be!! I will continue to humbly pray for God to renew me & allow me to follow & serve Him wholeheartedly. Thank you again for this. GOD REIGNS FOREVER & EVER AMEN!
I read this article while I was deep into being a lukewarm Christian, and it actually inspired me to finally pick up my bible and read for the first time outside of sunday school. From then on my life has changed for the better. I thank God that He snatched me out of that, and I also thank you for bringing my sin to my attention. God bless you!
Thank you for reminding me what is a true call of Christians. Bless you sister! I will find strength in Him and pray for those around me because I can tell their hearts are also full of fear! 🙏
Thank so much for this blog, I’m always looking for ways to strengthen my faith but something is always holding me back. I want to share things with my sisters but I am always afraid to do so. I will work on these areas and live a life for Christ.
Thank you for the post. I have been struggling with this recently and recently watched a compelling sermon by Francis Chan who spoke about this very topic. I pray all who read are somehow moved to fall to their knees [like i will be doing] and asking the Lord for guidance and direction. Sometimes we hear/read about being lukewarm but don’t have a clue how to fire up our lives for Jesus. Like myself, we want a recipe to help us do that. Not sure it is that simple. I pray for all reading that God speaks to you [and me :)] and we are all moved to be on fire for Him.
So I found out that I’m a lukewarm christian just today and I realized how much God’s loves me. I mean, he’s always there when I need him even though he knows that I’m a lukewarm. I feel bad because he’s giving me a sign and keep calling me to share the gospel and the learnings that he shared with me every time I read my Bible but I keep on rejecting it because I’m afraid of everything without realizing that God will not call me if he knows that I cannot do it. And of course nothing is impossible for him. I feel so bad.
Hey Antonete! Feeling convicted is actually a beautiful thing… but I can definitely understand where you’re coming from! I’ll be praying for you!
I wish this article was handed out to people entering into every church in America!! Most churches are “Lukewarm at best. People are selfish, self centered and not really looking for Jesus return!! Most professing Christians will be “left behind” when the Rapture happens!! They will have to go through a “purging” in the GREAT Tribulation period!! Sad but true. I for one have to search my heart daily.. I want to Love what He loves ans hate what He hates. amen?
I have tried to be better and follow God. To be a true Christian. But I feel like every time I know more and what is being a true Christian, I just realize I’m so far behind of being a true Christian. I just feel so afraid and discouraged. I feel like I can’t be good, and that I just disappoint God. I try to love him but as I know more I just realized I don’t love him as I should. I dont want me and my family to be condemned. I just want to truly love God and live by his will.
This is my first time I have come across your website. I loved this piece of writing you have created for young girls like me! I am only 14 & I believe I am a lukewarm christian & I want to change that! I am taking your advice & will spend my walks outside in the mornings talking to God & spending time with him. I may also sing his music & bring praise. You inspire me! Thank you for this blog.
All glory to Him 🙂 I’m so glad that you’re continuing to walk with the Lord! x
God richly bless you. Everything was like you were directly on me. I have really enjoyed reading. God bless you once again.
That was definitely striking. I cried after reading. Thank you! It feels like you were pertaining to me. I was even praying to be a pastor someday but I realized, I need lots of things to improve in myself. God bless you!
God bless you too Angelo 🙂 x Praying that you will constantly be regenerated by the Holy Spirit and grow to be more like Christ each day
Your words have me looking deeply into myself and yes I see I need to grow more in Christ our lord.every word that you say hits me so I’m going to pray asking God to show me the way.thank you very much for the eye opener God bless you.
thank you so much.This has helped me so much to think about my relationship with god and reflect my behavior. i now see that i have lukewarm characteristics, now i can change it and become a better christian so thank you so much for the help
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Wow thank you so much for writing this! I literally feel like God led me to reading this post. I’ve been a believer for a long time but I found myself feeling so unenthused and disconnected from God lately. I was thinking back to the times in my life when I was absolutely on fire for Him and super close with him and I was craving that but didn’t know what was wrong or how to get back to that place. You totally convicted me in the best way. Thank you for being bold and for posting this. I needed it so much!
I am a lukewarm Christian.
Shalom!😊
Honestly, this was a well thought out and relatable article- and am glad you took time to put it out there. As relatable as it it, I identify myself as a lukewarm Christian because that’s what I am(it actually a shame).
The whole description felt authentic and objective, giving both encouragement and conviction where necessary.
Found it personally really helpful, very timely and worth recommending to others, infact I’ve taken notes with the aim to share with my fellow Christian youths. Glad I found this blog, it a rare insight that many would love to accept, but its a total reality! 😊
Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
Recently discovered I was a Lukewarm Christian. I have not been baptized yet also am very shy. Thank you for pointing out what it means. I need to find a way to help God. He wants me to tell people about the mark of the beast which is the enforcement of Sunday laws to stop climate change which goes against God’s biblical sabbath which is Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. I pray to do that, but I need help. We all do so we be found worthy to go with Jesus.
Well this is certainly the best thing I have read on lukewarm ness. I am a 46 year old woman and this applies to me as much as younger women. What a brave way to speak the truth. Thank you for your post. I enjoyed it and it has helped me on this new journey in my life. By the way, I love you too. Genuinely.
We need more Christians like you who speak words of life and truth and fewer “world-friendly” reminders! Thank you for writing such an inspiring yet convicting post! 🙂
Hi, Michelle! Thank you for your brave guidance. Also, thanks to everyone for leaving their comments. It is interesting to hear of such a wide range of perspectives and life experiences. Recently I published a novel on Amazon called Grack Attack, and I would love it if any of you would go read it and provide a review. Grack Attack is a monster epic that compassionately persecution culture, seeking to restore grace and understanding to social interactions. It is not overtly Christian, but I intend for the Christian values of empathy and forgiveness to wash over the reader.
Sorry, ya’ll! Didn’t realize my last message would publish like that, with the typos. Anyway, I would welcome and appreciate any of your feedback on Grack Attack. Thank you, and may your lives be true and beautiful!
I’m so happy I found your blog post! I’ve been going through a lot of doubt in my life and I needed a reminder about who I am and what I stand for. You made many good points and had Bible verses to back you up. Thank you so much and may God bless your heart!
This post was so great. I am struggling to give up everything for God and follow Him wholeheartedly but I do desire a strong relationship with Him so this post spoke to me.
I’m so glad it helped Kate! Praying for you. Lots of love, Michelle Xx
I have always thought I was a great christian and would absolutely be free. However, I have come to realize that I am majorly lukewarm and it scares me alot. This post has helped me realize that and understand what I need to do and soon! Thank you!
Such a powerful blog post filled with Truth. It’s time for the Church to rise up… and warm up. This post is so timely for today and so many women need to hear this message.
God woke me up today at 3am and I came across a Christian video about Jesus returning and it just sparked something in me. I wanted to know how to quit being a lukewarm christian because deep down I know I am one and its hard to admit it, but I am going to fix that and this was step 1 thank you so much!
Thanks alot for the message,and I always wondered why if I watch videos or hear people talk about Jesus coming and punishment for sinners and God’s coming judgement I was afraid,I never knew I was lukewarm.Thanks alot,God bless you