If so, you are already on the road to becoming a disciple-maker. If not, go to your youth minister or pastor and ask him to take you out and show you how to share Christ with others. It was His desire that people immediately identify with Him. Baptism was the outward sign for their inner commitment. After baptism has taken place, growth can take place.
Young children pick up habits and attitudes from their parents that are unique to their family.
In much the same way, God's children need to be nurtured so they will begin to reflect the character of Christ. This nurturing process was beautifully carried out in Acts 2 as new believers identified with Christ through baptism and then became devoted to the apostles' teaching. All of this commitment was surrounded by an atmosphere of fellowship as they met together daily. Disciples who are never established in the basics of their faith are not likely to continue to grow. Jesus meant for His followers to move beyond the basics of their faith.