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Baptism in the Life of the Christian

Romans 1:20 Posted on January 18, 2023 by slowmanJanuary 18, 2023  

Baptism in the Life of the Christian Romans 6:1-7; Titus 3:4-7; Acts 8:12-24, 26-40 Believer’s Baptism Proper Candidate. Who is a proper candidate for baptism? The Bible plainly teaches believer’s baptism, i. e., that a person who does not believe … Continue reading →

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What are the purposes of baptism?

Romans 1:20 Posted on January 18, 2023 by slowmanJanuary 18, 2023  

What are the purposes of baptism? The Church In The Bible; Don DeWelt; 1958Page 254-255

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“All In”?

Romans 1:20 Posted on November 22, 2022 by slowmanNovember 22, 2022  

This is a phrase that drives me crazy when Christians use it, they are going “all in” by getting baptized? The phrase “all in” implies you are part way there before. Churches (Christians) use this as a typical way to … Continue reading →

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May the Road Rise Up to Meet You

Romans 1:20 Posted on May 16, 2022 by slowmanFebruary 6, 2024  

May the road rise up to meet you.May the wind be always at your back.May the sun shine warm upon your face,the rains fall soft upon your fields,and until we meet again,may God hold you in the palm of his … Continue reading →

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The Way of Salvation

Romans 1:20 Posted on May 12, 2022 by slowmanMay 12, 2022  

The Way of Salvation By RALPH HEMMINGER FOR a Christian, the “name of the game” is commitment. You could ask any preacher or elder and they will tell you that it’s relatively easy to get:• Women to work in a … Continue reading →

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THE SINNER’S PRAYER

Romans 1:20 Posted on March 4, 2020 by slowmanFebruary 6, 2024  

From Jack Cottrell THE SINNER’S PRAYER THE SINNER’S PRAYER — JACK COTTRELL – 2020      QUESTION:  In my evangelistic efforts I occasionally encounter someone who says something like this:  “I have already said the sinner’s prayer; thus I am saved and I do … Continue reading →

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Baptism, is it a work?

Romans 1:20 Posted on February 21, 2020 by slowmanFebruary 21, 2020  

What are the gospel commands, obedience to which is necessary for salvation? Here we simply must look for the Biblical teaching that specifically connects obedient human acts with the receiving of salvation (i.e., justification as the forgiveness of sins, and … Continue reading →

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William J Larking on Acts 2:38

Romans 1:20 Posted on February 21, 2020 by slowmanOctober 4, 2021  

Acts 2:38 Peter calls for each one of them individually (bekastos, but NIV every one) to be baptized … in (on the basis of) the name of Jesus Christ – that is, as Joseph Addison Alexander puts it, “by his … Continue reading →

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Declare before all

Romans 1:20 Posted on July 28, 2019 by slowmanJuly 28, 2019 1

But what does God say? He says not only that truth or sound doctrine is the foundation of the church; He also says that the church is the foundation and support of the truth! We simply cannot be afraid to … Continue reading →

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How Long?

Romans 1:20 Posted on December 26, 2018 by slowmanFebruary 6, 2024  

How long does it take to read through the Bible? So I have the Steven Johnston NKJV of the Bible on audio (mp3) and the run time is as follows: Bible NKJV Stephen Johnston Bible NKJV Stephen JohnstonOld Testament 53:30:29New … Continue reading →

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