Last week at Freedom Fellowship was a powerful reminder of what it means to live out our faith! We joined with another local church for our annual picnic and baptized 21 people—a true celebration of new life in Christ and the start of many journeys of living on mission.
This message focuses on life after baptism, including practical ways to integrate faith into everyday life, whether at work, in retirement, or in community. The challenge is clear: it’s not just about knowledge, but action—discipling others, serving selflessly, and living intentionally.
Key takeaways:
- Live intentionally for Christ: Every area of life—work, relationships, and daily choices—should reflect commitment to Christ and not just ourselves. Ask: “Would those around me know I follow Jesus?”
- Be a disciple who makes disciples: It’s not enough to learn; we’re called to share, mentor, and encourage others in their own walks with God, carrying out the Great Commission to go and make disciples of all nations.
- Foster gratitude and take action: Start each day with gratitude for blessings—big and small—and let this thankfulness drive acts of kindness, prayer, and service within our communities.
Our role is not perfection, but progress—choosing daily to get back up, serve others, and point people to Christ.