Answers in "Following"

  Many have asked in the past, "Is taking a break an option when following Christ?"

  The truth is, your walk with Christ, is and should be very personal. You should have a close relationship from the start with Jesus. A person should have a moment each day put aside to give God the glory. Even a quick five minutes can make your relationship with God endure its strength. All your focus throughout the day should be towards Him. Since a person is made by him, they are in total ownership. That means everything they do is either for God, or the wrong-doing.
  There are a couple of things that can effect your walk with Christ. Thoughts, and the stuff you already do. You have choices to be made in your life. And most of the time, you know what you are doing. Making the right choices are good, but making them presentable towards God is what makes your relationship last an eternity.
  Always follow God. That sometimes is hard for a lot of us. There are so many temptations in the world we are surrounded by. The word "temptation" is another word for sin. As you grow out of wanting what the world wants, you as a whole person will be directed into wanting what God has for you. It is an amazing feeling.
  Growing in Christ is an awesome experience, but you wouldn't want to stop and take a break in the middle or even ever. Growing in a positive, stronger lasting relationship with Christ doesn't require you to take a break. If you need a break by any means, ask God for his hand in guidance. He will direct you. Taking a break may give you confusion in your walk. You may be tempted to go back to worldly choices. Missing a single chance given by God may make it hard and you may have a break in the road you're following. God will guide you through everything if you give your heart to him. Most likely, you wont need to take a break because he will be standing there right beside you giving you  a little push . He is there.
  A brief moment of encouragement for you and your walk with Christ would be, "Don't take a break, you would miss so much. Let God take the break for you."