We’re working through a study of water baptism. In Part 1 and Part 2 we saw that water baptism in the New Testament was used as a public expression to identify a person as a believer in Jesus Christ. The early Christians baptized people by immersing them in cold, flowing water (like a river or […]
We are answering questions that come up frequently about baptism. We introduced the word “baptism” in Part 1 and found out that it’s most natural meaning is “to dip, immerse, or plunge” under something, usually water. Based on that information we should be able to answer these two questions: Is there a proper method for
Saralynn: Because of the rules for the Sabbath, the women had to wait until Sunday before they could give Jesus a proper burial. Rachael: Jesus said, "Don’t be afraid. Look at my hands and my feet." (These are Rachael’s words – I don’t clean these up for posting.) Dan’l: I want to study this concept
Listen, Day 13: Luke 21-24 Read More »
