Why Bother?

Why do Christians will still sin even after believing in God? If no Christians can live a sin free life in his lifetime on earth and the only difference may be that they sin “less” and with more guilt feeling when committing sin, then why bother?

Q. Why do Christians will still sin even after believing in God? If no Christians can live a sin free life in his lifetime on earth and the only difference may be that they sin “less” and with more guilt feeling when committing sin, then why bother?

Does that “less” in frequency really matter?
If Christians will be forgiven of their sins after they ask for God’s forgiveness but later they still keep sinning of the same or different in nature and keep asking for forgiveness from God, what is point of living a holy life which is clearly not achievable in this lifetime even in Christians?

Which bible verse says there is no greater or lesser sins and all sins are the same before the eyes of God?

A. Struggling against our sin nature and achieving victory over it, even though we fail from time to time, pleases God and is our way of showing Him just how grateful we are for what He’s done for us. In return for this effort on our part, He brings us countless blessings we wouldn’t otherwise receive. Theologians call this the abundant, or victorious life.

All sin leads to death, according to Romans 5:12, and breaking just one of God’s laws, no matter which one of them, makes us guilty of all of them. (James 2:10)