A full-grown person is called an adult. When you become an adult, you need to be mature. What does it mean to be an adult? One writer said that only those who have fulfilled their duties as adults are true mature adults. For about a decade, he has had meaningful conversations with about 200 famous people, including writers, doctors, and choreographers, and defined a person who performs adult duties as follows: Someone who does not complain, does not brag, and always stays in a good mood.
We gradually grow in the truth. We are becoming spiritual adults while maintaining a smile and a loving heart, giving thanks in all circumstances without complaining, and staying humble without bragging.
While building a house of faith, laying a foundation shouldn’t be the only work we do. To prevent delays in the completion of the construction, we should diligently build pillars and lay bricks within a set period of time. That way, the house you want to build can be completed by the appointed time. We must not have a childlike faith anymore. Let’s become truly mature adults and fulfill our duties by growing our faith step by step on the solid foundation of faith we’ve laid until now.