Paul teaches to "walk in a manner worthy of your calling" (Ephesians 4:1). We are called to be people of faith, so we should keep "walking" in ways that build up our faith and transform our lives. 

The Holy Spirit fell upon the people in the form of wind and fire that empowered them to proclaim the good news boldly.

Jesus tells the disciples that they are no longer mere servants. He calls them friends and invites them into friendship with Jesus.

Jesus prays for the Father to protect his disciples in John 17:6-19.

Jesus said, "Remain in me, and I will remain in you" (John 15:4). Is it even possible for Jesus to not remain in us?

Jesus says in John 10:11-18 that he is the good shepherd who sacrifices himself if necessary. His sacrificial love is what makes him good.

In the gospel of Luke's telling of Jesus' appearance to the disciples, Jesus opened their minds to understand the scriptures. Even though they had read them and knew them by heart, they still needed Jesus to open their minds to understand them.

The first words the Resurrected Jesus says to the disciples are "Peace be with you." Jesus brings them peace. When has Christ brought you peace?

The angel tells the women that they are looking for Jesus, when they find the tomb empty. Are you looking for Jesus?

Jesus instructed two disciples to go into the village, untie a colt, and bring it to him to use for Jesus' purposes. Do you feel tied down like this colt?