baptism

Some churches teach that baptism must be performed exclusively “in Jesus’ name” for salvation. This article carefully examines every major baptism passage in Scripture, including Acts and Matthew 28, allowing the Bible to define what baptism means, what it symbolizes, and how it fits within salvation by grace through faith.
Christians who love the Bible sometimes disagree about baptism: should it be given only to those who personally repent and believe (believer’s baptism), or can it also be given to the children of believing parents (infant baptism)? This Scripture-first guide lays out the strongest arguments both sides use, lists every clear baptism event recorded in the New Testament, and highlights what is explicit versus what is inferred. It also includes a focused section on the New Covenant and practical SOS self-discovery prompts to help you reach a conscience-level conclusion before God.
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Zuko Explains – Later Christian Festivals & Practices

As Christianity spread across cultures and co

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First Century Christian Festivals &am

This page has been put up to help leaders remember what they have been shown during their 3/3 sessions about Baptism.

Baptism is one of only two ceremonies that Jesus commanded us to keep. (The other being the Lord's Supper).  There is no prescribed ritual for performing a baptism.

In scripture, the word “Baptise” comes from the original Greek word: βαπτίζω, baptizō, (Verb: pres act part masc plur nom) and means to fully immerse.