Living out your faith means demonstrating the results of your salvation in everyday life. This isn't about earning salvation through works - that's a free gift from God through grace. Rather, it's about showing the transformation that occurs when Christ becomes Lord of your life.Spiritual growth requires intentional effort - you don't drift into discipleship any more than you drift into weight loss, a strong marriage, or financial security. God calls us to work out our salvation with 'fear and trembling' - not terror, but a reverent awareness of His holiness and our responsibility to honor Him. The encouraging truth is that God never commands what He doesn't empower. He works within us, giving both the desire and ability to please Him.Practically, this happens through internal practices like confession (which removes barriers to grace), regular prayer (keeping us connected to our power source), and Bible reading (spiritual nourishment). It also manifests externally as we encourage fellow believers, shine our light through good deeds, and share our faith with others. Like the faithful servants in the Parable of the Talents, we're called to invest what God has entrusted to us - our time, talents, and treasures - for kingdom purposes. The ultimate goal is to hear those beautiful words: 'Well done, good and faithful servant.'