Responding to the rules by saying "I can't keep up"? Why do we say I can do this in our performance? Isn’t the purpose of the Christian experience to give all glory to God? God, if we always say that we can leave him, doesn’t that mean we don’t need him? I mean how we talk. Wouldn’t it be more logical to say that we cannot stop it except God? Do you keep it and we respect it because we are united by the focus and quality of God's glory? We always conclude that we have no power or ability, but look at what God's power has done through us. Do you think all this is a gift from God, are you still angry that we do not have enough responsibility to meet the standard? If we want to accept the glory of God, why should we doubt whether we have failed?Doesn't our failure strengthen the success of God's intervention in our lives? In this case, no one will honestly respond to God's gift. In special circumstances, after long prayers, there is no need to thank God, because it does not say from the heart that I can only do this by God’s grace. It is not as valuable as acting responsibly.