We established that the Spirit of God is a personality and not the power from God. In this lesson we will examine the evidence for the Spirit’s deity as one of the three persons in the godhead.
At baptism we are promised the Holy Spirit. But what or who is the Spirit? There are some who deny the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit and a personal indwelling. We begin a four part series in this lesson exploring the nature and work of the Holy Spirit.
In this final lesson on baptism we will discover the blessings of being baptized into the church.
Again, we examine several additional passages that lead to the conclusion that baptism is essential for forgiveness of sins.
This lesson looks at an important verse about the necessity of baptism for a repentant person who is seeking salvation and some objections made denying what Paul said
Every verse about baptism is contested by those who claim one is saved the second they believe. In doing so they must find a way to deny the plain and obvious teachings about baptism. We will examine these interpretations to see how convincing they are.
This question is vital for those who want to do what the Lord requires. Although infant baptism is practiced by the majority of Christendom, it is not biblical. Explore with me the biblical teachings on the eligibility of baptism.
Christendom disagrees over the mode of baptism. The practiced modes are immersion, sprinkling or pouring. Does it make a difference? What does the Bible say about this ordinance?
When we exam the New Testament we discover the early church regularly worshipped on Sunday. Is this a binding practice? How can we determine the answer to this question? Let’s explore this together.