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FOLLOWING CHRIST

BY CHARLES LEWIS SLATTERY, D.D.
Bishop of Massachusetts
NEW EDITION, ENLARGED

BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
1929
COPYRIGHT, 1928 AND IQ29, BY CHARLES LEWIS SLATTERY
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO REPRODUCE THIS BOOK OR PARTS THEREOF IN ANY FORM
CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS
PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.

FOLLOWING CHRIST 1

I THE DEFINITE DECISION 1
II CHARACTER 12
III THE CREED 21
IV 38
THE CHURCH 38
CHRISTIAN WORSHIP 48
VI 56
THE HOLY COMMUNION 56
VII 68
KNOWING CHRIST FACE TO FACE 68

formatted by David Cox © 2008

dcox@davidcox.com.mx

Following Christ by C.L. Slattery is a thoughtful exploration of what it truly means to be a disciple of Jesus. The book emphasizes that following Christ is not merely about adopting a set of beliefs or attending religious services but involves a comprehensive transformation of one's life. Slattery challenges readers to understand the depth of discipleship, which requires surrendering personal ambitions and aligning one's entire existence with Christ's mission and teachings.

Throughout the book, Slattery highlights the importance of understanding the biblical model of discipleship. He draws from Scripture to illustrate how Jesus called individuals to leave behind their old lives, take up their cross, and follow Him wholeheartedly. The author stresses that authentic discipleship involves a daily, intentional choice to pursue Christ in every aspect of life—thoughts, actions, and relationships—rather than superficial or culturally comfortable faith practices.

Slattery also discusses the role of community and accountability in following Christ. He underscores that discipleship is not a solitary journey but one that is cultivated within the church and among fellow believers. Through mutual encouragement, correction, and shared purpose, Christians can grow more deeply in their faith and become more effective witnesses for Christ in the world.

In conclusion, Following Christ calls believers to a radical commitment rooted in Scripture and driven by love for Jesus. Slattery urges readers to evaluate their own discipleship and consider what it means to truly follow Christ in a practical, everyday sense. His message is both challenging and hopeful, inspiring believers to pursue a life that reflects the heart of Jesus and advances His kingdom on earth.

　

　