Not Your Average Unbeliever

Acts 10 does not teach us how to bypass the commands of Jesus Christ. It stands as a testament to the truth. Acts 10 is a bulwark. It teaches that when an expectant heart meets the proclamation of the gospel, it gladly submits to every word commanded by God.

Brought Safely Through the Water

In 1 Peter 3:20-21, the Apostle Peter parallels Noah’s Flood to Christian baptism, illustrating that both involve passing through judgment for salvation. Baptism symbolizes a formal covenant with God, marking the believer’s transition from sin to a new life in Christ. It highlights the necessity of confronting judgment for true deliverance.

Why John’s Baptism and Christian Baptism Are Not the Same

This article explores the theological differences between John the Baptist’s baptism and Jesus’s baptism as outlined in the Great Commission. It argues against the claim of a continuous “gospel of baptism,” highlighting the distinct purposes and spiritual realities of each baptism. Key cases, such as Apollos and the Ephesian disciples, illustrate this division.

God’s Seamless Setup: Baptism

The Mikvahs of the Temple stand today as silent archaeological witnesses to the fact that the transition to Christianity was a masterpiece of divine planning. When one considers the biblical data alongside the historical evidence, there is no good reason to reject water baptism as the means of spiritual purification.