By Condé Nast (through Vogue Taiwan), CC BY 3.0 Kylie Jenner, one of the most influential figures in social media and business, is known for her massive brand, Kylie Cosmetics, and her role on Keeping Up with the Kardashians. But beyond the fame, what about her faith? Kylie doesn’t often speak about her religious beliefs, but according to her godmother, Kathie Lee Gifford, Kylie does discuss her faith, and she has mentioned that her favorite accessories are her “Jesus pieces” and saint bracelets, which she wears regularly. These small gestures show that faith holds a place in her life, even if it’s not something she openly shares.
Growing up, Kylie and her sister Kendall were raised in a Christian-influenced home. While they didn’t attend church regularly except on holidays like Easter, they were still taught to believe in God. As adults, they’ve both continued to be connected to their faith in different ways, with Kylie attending a non-denominational Christian church. Although she keeps her beliefs more private than some might expect, it’s clear that faith is part of her personal life.
But the big question remains: Is Kylie Jenner a Christian? Only Kylie and Jesus Christ know the true state of her heart and faith. Regardless of what someone says or does, being a Christian is not about outward appearances or actions, but about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
The Bible tells us that everyone, no matter how famous or ordinary, has sinned and fallen short of God’s perfect standards. Sin, according to Scripture, is breaking God’s law. Some examples of sin include:
• Lying: Even small lies violate the 9th commandment, which says, “You shall not bear false witness.”
• Stealing: Taking something that doesn’t belong to you, no matter the size, breaks the 8th commandment.
• Lusting: Jesus took the 7th commandment, “You shall not commit adultery,” a step further by explaining that even looking at someone with lustful intent is committing adultery in your heart (Matthew 5:28). This reveals that God cares not only about our actions but also our thoughts.
We’ve all broken God’s law in some way, whether it’s through lying, stealing, or harboring sinful thoughts. Romans 3:23 reminds us that “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” But the good news is that God, in His love and mercy, offers forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Jesus came to earth, lived a perfect life, and died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins. By placing our trust in Him and turning away from our sins, we can receive the gift of eternal life.
As Christians, we should keep Kylie Jenner in our prayers. Let’s pray that she continues to grow in her understanding of God’s love and grace and that she uses her platform to point others toward Him. Whether you’re famous like Kylie or just an average person, God’s offer of forgiveness is available to everyone.
Now, you might be wondering why I bring up the Ten Commandments when talking about faith. The Bible tells us that the law serves as a “schoolmaster” that leads us to Christ (Galatians 3:24). The law shows us where we fall short and reveals our need for a Savior. The law doesn’t save us, but it brings the knowledge of sin, helping us understand our need for Jesus. The Bible also says in 1 Timothy 1:8 that “the law is good if one uses it lawfully.” When we use the law to show our need for forgiveness and grace, it serves its true purpose, guiding us toward Jesus Christ.
Growing up, Kylie and her sister Kendall were raised in a Christian-influenced home. While they didn’t attend church regularly except on holidays like Easter, they were still taught to believe in God. As adults, they’ve both continued to be connected to their faith in different ways, with Kylie attending a non-denominational Christian church. Although she keeps her beliefs more private than some might expect, it’s clear that faith is part of her personal life.
But the big question remains: Is Kylie Jenner a Christian? Only Kylie and Jesus Christ know the true state of her heart and faith. Regardless of what someone says or does, being a Christian is not about outward appearances or actions, but about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
The Bible tells us that everyone, no matter how famous or ordinary, has sinned and fallen short of God’s perfect standards. Sin, according to Scripture, is breaking God’s law. Some examples of sin include:
• Lying: Even small lies violate the 9th commandment, which says, “You shall not bear false witness.”
• Stealing: Taking something that doesn’t belong to you, no matter the size, breaks the 8th commandment.
• Lusting: Jesus took the 7th commandment, “You shall not commit adultery,” a step further by explaining that even looking at someone with lustful intent is committing adultery in your heart (Matthew 5:28). This reveals that God cares not only about our actions but also our thoughts.
We’ve all broken God’s law in some way, whether it’s through lying, stealing, or harboring sinful thoughts. Romans 3:23 reminds us that “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” But the good news is that God, in His love and mercy, offers forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Jesus came to earth, lived a perfect life, and died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins. By placing our trust in Him and turning away from our sins, we can receive the gift of eternal life.
As Christians, we should keep Kylie Jenner in our prayers. Let’s pray that she continues to grow in her understanding of God’s love and grace and that she uses her platform to point others toward Him. Whether you’re famous like Kylie or just an average person, God’s offer of forgiveness is available to everyone.
Now, you might be wondering why I bring up the Ten Commandments when talking about faith. The Bible tells us that the law serves as a “schoolmaster” that leads us to Christ (Galatians 3:24). The law shows us where we fall short and reveals our need for a Savior. The law doesn’t save us, but it brings the knowledge of sin, helping us understand our need for Jesus. The Bible also says in 1 Timothy 1:8 that “the law is good if one uses it lawfully.” When we use the law to show our need for forgiveness and grace, it serves its true purpose, guiding us toward Jesus Christ.
