Deliver us from hypocrisy and surcease

This is a martyrs challenge on really how strong their so called faith is, or they're just one of those hypocrites on long robes. that dishonesty scared their lawlessness hands staining white washed tombs. i myself had witnessed their finest blasphemies i have seen our temple fall to pieces at the first signs of oncoming weather and fell to my knees like Jesus in the cave.
we try to keep god in church every Sunday morning or maybe Sunday night and the unlikely event of a midweek service . we do like to have him around during sickness and of course at funerals. however, we don't have time and room for him during work or play, because that's the part of our lives we think we can and should handle on our own. may God forgive us for ever thinking that there is a time or place where he is not to be first in our lives. we should always have time to remember all he has done for us. if we aren't ashamed to do this then go I follow the directions Jesus said, If you are ashamed of me i will be ashamed of you before my father.
God is our source of existence and savior, he keeps us functioning each and every day. without him we will be nothing, he strengthens us. this is the simplest test, if we believe in him and not ashamed of all the marvelous things he has done for us. its easy against hard, why is it so hard to tell the truth but yet so easy to tell a lie? why so sleepy in church but right when the mass is over we suddenly wake up? of all free gifts we receive, prayer is the best one there are no costs but wonderful rewards.
isn't it funny how simple it is for people to trash God and then wonder why the world is going to hell?. isn't it sad to hear how someone could say I believe in God but still follows and practice the doings of evil, how we can send a thousand jokes through text and e-mail and they spread like wildfire, but when it comes to start sending messages regarding God, people think twice about sharing. we are worried about what other people think of us than what god think of who we are.