River of Return: The New-Covenant Theology of John’s Baptism – “John’s baptism prepares a new-covenant people of God for a new exodus and conquest — albeit with escalated and spiritualized aims.”
Tuesday, August 22, 2023
Thursday, August 17, 2023
Do Not Hinder Them: Why We Baptize Believing Children
Do Not Hinder Them: Why We Baptize Believing Children – “What is the appropriate age to baptize believing children?”
Tuesday, August 8, 2023
We Had a Baptism: Here’s What We Were Actually Doing
We Had a Baptism: Here’s What We Were Actually Doing – What is baptism all about?
Saturday, August 5, 2023
Where Did Baptism Come From?
Where Did Baptism Come From? – “After overviewing the meaning of Christian baptism, this article seeks to briefly explore the connections between baptism and Old Testament ritual washings.”
Saturday, February 18, 2023
Have You Renounced Satan? The Lost Second Vow of Baptism
Have You Renounced Satan? The Lost Second Vow of Baptism – “No renunciation is more central to the Christian life, nor more rooted in the history of Christian tradition, than the one that occurs at baptism. And this renunciation also underscores why baptism should be reserved for professing believers.”
Monday, November 21, 2022
How Does Baptism Save Us?
How Does Baptism Save Us? – “Baptism is described as an act signifying the new birth, of burying the old self and rising from the water with the new self.”
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Immersed into Mission: Why Jesus Commands Us to Baptize
Immersed into Mission: Why Jesus Commands Us to Baptize – “We disciple the nations by baptizing them and by teaching them to obey Jesus.”
Monday, February 15, 2021
Why Is Baptism Important?
Why Is Baptism Important? – “In baptism, we dramatically portray what happened spiritually when we received Christ.”
Friday, January 8, 2021
Into the Waters with Us: Five Reasons Jesus Was Baptized
Into the Waters with Us: Five Reasons Jesus Was Baptized – “Let’s excavate the meaning of this episode of Jesus’s life among us as we follow five aspects of this story: expectation, consecration, representation, Trinitarian identification, and anticipation.”