2 Responses to “Sir, I am hindu I want to become Christian. How to…”
Mateo Ramos
2013-01-06 16:03:19
Hi Abc. How wonderful that you're interested in learning more about Christianity. I belong to a Christian church called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I've been a follower of Jesus Christ for many years, and it's been a great blessing in my life. I hope you find the same happiness as you learn more about Jesus.
Through prayer, we can communicate with our Heavenly Father. He's anxious to guide and help us.
Prayer is a very important way to strengthen your spiritual life. Here are the steps you can follow:
1) Start by addressing God. Terms like "Heavenly Father" and "God" are excellent for starting your prayer.
2) Next, thank God for the many blessings you've received from Him. For example: "Thank you for cultivating an interest in my heart to learn more about Your Son, Jesus Christ."
3) Next, ask God for blessings that you need in your life. For example, "Please help my knowledge of Your love to grow as I study, ponder, and live by Your divine teachings."
4) Finally, close in the name of Jesus Christ, to dedicate your prayer to Him. For example: "In the name of Jesus Christ."
5) Finally, it's customary to end a prayer with the word "Amen," which means "so be it."
I've received a number of other questions from people interested in converting from Hinduism to Christianity. Perhaps this list of links will also be helpful:
1) Start by addressing God. Terms like "Heavenly Father" and "God" are excellent for starting your prayer.
2) Next, thank God for the many blessings you've received from Him. For example: "Thank you for cultivating an interest in my heart to learn more about Your Son, Jesus Christ."
3) Next, ask God for blessings that you need in your life. For example, "Please help my knowledge of Your love to grow as I study, ponder, and live by Your divine teachings."
4) Finally, close in the name of Jesus Christ, to dedicate your prayer to Him. For example: "In the name of Jesus Christ."
5) Finally, it's customary to end a prayer with the word "Amen," which means "so be it."
I've received a number of other questions from people interested in converting from Hinduism to Christianity. Perhaps this list of links will also be helpful:
I hope this answer helps!