It is crucial to acknowledge that in our endeavors to strengthen our Christian faith, we may inadvertently give more importance to secondary principles rather than the foundational doctrines of salvation. Christianity encompasses various aspects of life beyond superficial observations, and after achieving salvation, establishing meaningful relationships with other Christians can be challenging, which can result in a focus on God's deeds towards us. I argue that saints who have recently experienced salvation may possess a more comprehensive understanding of Christianity compared to those who have been saved for a prolonged period. Therefore, it may not be necessary for fellow Christians to educate us on the significance of our initial encounter with Christianity.The author explores the reasons why saints who have been committed to Christianity for a long time may not exhibit the same level of passion as new converts. They propose that this decrease in zeal is a common occurrence among devout saints who have attained a significant level of spiritual maturity. Nonetheless, the author recognizes that observing the fervor of a new believer may motivate those who have been practicing their faith for an extended period. The author draws an analogy between the excitement of a new convert and the sense of novelty that one might feel when obtaining a new car.An academic inquiry has commenced to investigate the factors contributing to the decline in the number of Christians. The primary objective of the research is to comprehend the reasons why individuals who have recently converted tend to exhibit a higher level of gratitude towards the gift of salvation, as opposed to those who have been followers of Christianity for a prolonged period. One potential explanation for this occurrence is the influence of varied perspectives and external guidance that may detract from our initial enthusiasm as we progress on our spiritual journey. Notwithstanding the well-meaning intentions of these external sources, it may take several years to rekindle our original faith due to the adverse effects of misguided advice.Central to the Christian way of life is the imperative to maintain unwavering fidelity to the fundamental doctrines of salvation. Our chief aim should not be preoccupied with any transgressions we may commit or external opinions of us, but rather focused on recognizing the immutable character of God's affection for us, irrespective of our circumstances. It is crucial that we cling to the unadorned essence of Christ that we initially encountered upon embracing Christianity and forbear from losing sight of it over time.