In this increasingly lengthening series, I have described my testimony about being technically rebaptised; 3 different views about baptism; Five things the bible actually says about baptism; and finally that baptism is reserved for the believer. Now lets look towards the methodology, how should a person be baptised. What does the bible say? First to [...]
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As I recounted previously in “How I was technically rebaptised… or not”, I grew up in, and got saved in a Methodist church. I would be a baby baptiser except for one thing… the bible. Let me explain: (This is point number 5 from my previous post on baptism) 5. Baptism was always reserved for [...]
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The bible talks about baptism fair amount. From John the Baptist to Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch, to Paul arguing with the Corinthians, the New Testament is sprinkled liberally with references. But what does the scripture actually tell us about baptism? Here are five things Baptism is important; very important. This is shown by the [...]
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Following on from my previous post about how I was technically rebaptised (read it here) I now present part 2 of this series. I think it would be most helpful to define our terms and so that is what this post will be about. It is likely that this will be the most technical of [...]
Read More»As some of you may know, I grew up in the Methodist church. My unsaved parents had me baptised me (read… sprinkled me) as an infant because that was the done thing. They later sent me to Sunday School to learn me some morals. Both of these events happened within a Methodist church. By God’s [...]
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