Living as a Follower of Jesus Christ: Our Responsibilities
As followers of Jesus Christ we have certain responsibilities.
Pastor Phil Collins
9/9/20241 min read


Introduction
Being a follower of Jesus Christ comes with certain responsibilities that shape our daily lives and interactions with others. These responsibilities are rooted in love, service, and spreading the Gospel. In Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus provides specific instructions that help guide believers on their journey.
Love One Another
One of the most important responsibilities of a follower of Jesus Christ is to love one another. This love is not just about feelings but is demonstrated through our actions and attitudes. Whether it’s helping those in need, offering a kind word, or simply being there for someone, our love should reflect Jesus’ love for us.
Share the Gospel
Jesus commanded us to share the Gospel message of Christ with everyone. This means telling others about the good news of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection and how it changes lives. Whether through casual conversations, organized evangelism events, or social media, we have numerous opportunities to share our faith and the hope we have in Christ.
Shine as a Light
Being a light in darkness is another vital responsibility. Our conduct should attract others to Jesus, demonstrating His love and truth through our daily actions. By living out our faith authentically, we can provide hope and guidance to those who are lost or struggling.
Making Disciples
In Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus instructs us to make disciples of all nations. This involves spreading the Gospel, baptizing new believers, and teaching them to follow Jesus’ commands. Discipleship is an ongoing process that requires patience, commitment, and a deep understanding of God’s word.
Conclusion
Living as a follower of Jesus Christ is a journey filled with love, sharing, and being a beacon of hope. By embracing our responsibilities, we can make a significant impact on the lives of others and glorify God in all that we do. Remember, as Jesus promised, He is always with us until the end of time.