It’s not a TRADITION; it’s something Jesus TOLD us to do!
It should not be PUSHED; it’s PERSONAL
It’s not OPTIONAL; it’s FOUNDATIONAL
It’s less about CEREMONY; it’s more about IDENTITY
Discussion Questions:
What surprised you most regarding baptism? Were there any misconceptions you held that were challenged?
Read Matthew 28:19 and Acts 2:38 together. How do these verses demonstrate that baptism was central to the early church’s practice? Why do you think Jesus made it such a clear command?
We mentioned that baptism went from being costly (persecution) to cultural (popular) to coerced (mandatory). How do you see baptism viewed in our culture today? Is it taken seriously enough?
What are the ‘reasons’ or excuses you’ve used to delay obedience in your faith, and how might those reasons not actually be reasonable?
How does the concept of repentance as ‘burning and letting go’ differ from simply praying a prayer, and what does true repentance require?
In what ways have you treated your faith as something private rather than public, and how does this contradict Jesus’ call to be ‘a city on a hill’?
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