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Tag Archives: baptism
Tradition and the Church
Then some Pharisees and teachers of the law came to Jesus from Jerusalem and asked, “Why do your disciples break the tradition of the elders? They don’t wash their hands before they eat!” Jesus replied, “And why do you break … Continue reading
Posted in American Church, baptism, Evangelical, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Liturgical, Pentecostal, Reformation, revival, traditions, truth
Tagged American Church, baptism, Evangelical, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Liturgical, new birth, Pentecostal, reformation, tradition, truth
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Responsibility, Relationship, Renewal
The Christian Church is fragmented — splintered by doctrine and theological interpretation. Over the years the Scriptures have been read more and more through denominational filters. Doctrines have interpreted Scripture rather than vice versa. In some extreme cases Scripture has … Continue reading
Posted in evangelism, prophecy, repentance, the Church, theology
Tagged baptism, confession, Evangelical, Holy Communion, Liturgical, Pentecostal, salvation, the Chuch
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Baptism
The sacrament of Baptism is perhaps even more controversial than Holy Communion. Jesus commands the Church to baptize as He commands it to celebrate His Supper. It is part of Jesus’ great commission. Preaching the gospel and making disciples are … Continue reading
Posted in baptism, covenant, Jesus, repentance, sacraments, the Church, theology
Tagged baptism, covenant, Jesus, repentance, the Church
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