Being a servant of Christ means humbling ourselves to serve Him and others, recognizing Him as our ultimate authority.
To be a servant of Christ is to embrace a posture of humility, following the example of Jesus, who came not to be served, but to serve (Mark 10:45). As His servants, we acknowledge our dependence on Him for power and direction in our lives, allowing Him to guide our actions and decisions. In the context of the sermon, the disciples learned that their role was to serve and rely on Christ, who provides abundantly for all His people (Luke 9:16-17). This servanthood calls us to minister to one another, act in love, and recognize the authority of Christ over our lives, fostering a community of grace and service.
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