Simply put, water baptism is an outward display and celebration of your inward decision to trust Christ with your eternity. It’s an act of obedience, a step of acknowledgement that is representative of the fact that Jesus died on the cross, was buried and walked out of the grave, alive, so each of us could […]
START THE PARTY this summer with a Vacation Bible School experience that encourages your child to celebrate the good news of Jesus. He is the very best reason to party! […]
We follow the Biblical pattern of dedicating children to the Lord. Jesus Himself was dedicated in the temple by his parents, establishing dedication as a New Testament principle (Luke 2:22). […]
START THE PARTY this summer with a Vacation Bible School experience that encourages your child to celebrate the good news of Jesus. He is the very best reason to party! […]
Simply put, water baptism is an outward display and celebration of your inward decision to trust Christ with your eternity. It’s an act of obedience, a step of acknowledgement that […]
START THE PARTY this summer with a Vacation Bible School experience that encourages your child to celebrate the good news of Jesus. He is the very best reason to party! […]
We follow the Biblical pattern of dedicating children to the Lord. Jesus Himself was dedicated in the temple by his parents, establishing dedication as a New Testament principle (Luke 2:22). […]
Simply put, water baptism is an outward display and celebration of your inward decision to trust Christ with your eternity. It’s an act of obedience, a step of acknowledgement that […]
We follow the Biblical pattern of dedicating children to the Lord. Jesus Himself was dedicated in the temple by his parents, establishing dedication as a New Testament principle (Luke 2:22). […]
Simply put, water baptism is an outward display and celebration of your inward decision to trust Christ with your eternity. It’s an act of obedience, a step of acknowledgement that […]
We follow the Biblical pattern of dedicating children to the Lord. Jesus Himself was dedicated in the temple by his parents, establishing dedication as a New Testament principle (Luke 2:22). […]
