Ambassadors for Christ

This last weekend one of my sisters and I were greatly blessed to be at our youth group's annual snow camp. I learned so much and had a lot of enjoyable times. Our speaker focused on being ambassadors for Christ. Mainly, how our culture would like to shape us into their tolerant mold of indifference, how the early (and present-day) church martyrs were/are ambassadors and witnesses through their deaths, and how we can be ambassadors today.
One of the things I will remember most from the weekend is this question: is your Jesus worth dying for? You see, to be efficient and worthy ambassadors for Christ today, we must live in the light of eternity. Today could be our last day on earth: what do we have to loose by witnessing for Jesus or being outspoken in the way we live for Him? The answer is NOTHING. In the U.S. the likelihood of anyone dying for their faith is very unlikely. But that doesn't preclude the possibility of that changing or happening. The question still remains, is your Jesus worth dying for?