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Is Baptism Necessary? – Rural Reset 17/21 [19]
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Host: TJ Freeman
Summary: In this episode of Back to Rurality, TJ Freeman, a rural pastor, addresses Baptism. He addresses common questions such as whether believers should get baptized, the legitimacy of infant baptism, and the significance of baptism in the Christian faith.
Key Points:
- Baptism as a Covenant: Baptism is a sign of entering into a covenant relationship with God, akin to a wedding ring symbolizing marriage. While baptism does not save, it is a crucial step for believers as an affirmation of faith and entry into the church community.
- Baptism as a Front Door: When you are Baptized in a church, you effectively join that church community as a member. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul says that we are baptized into the body of the church! The church is affirming your confession of faith as true.
Listener Takeaways:
- Baptism is set aside for believers.
- You only need to be baptized one time.
- If you have questions about your baptism, your pastors would love to help you think through it.
- Additionally, you should consider reading "Understanding Baptism" by Bobby Jamison.
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