As children of God, Christians have all the following responsibilities except

The responsibility that Christians do not have is "accepting permanent custodianship of the law." While Christians are called to uphold the moral teachings of the Bible, they are not responsible for enforcing Old Testament laws and regulations. Instead, Christians are called to love God and others, spread the gospel, and live a life of righteousness and faith in Jesus Christ. The other responsibilities listed in the options, such as suffering with Christ, expecting the glory of God, groaning for redemption through Jesus, and accepting baptism into Christ, are all biblically-based responsibilities of Christians.