ON A JOURNEY, PRESENTLY SERVING IN LIVERPOOL: Questions for those who say that baptism is necessary for salvation

MOVE ON TO DISCIPLESHIP

Paul, one of the classic examples of a transformed person, underscored the necessity of this quest when he said that the only thing that matters is being transformed by God into a new creation (Galatians 6:15). Transformation, then, is the effort to become holy by fully submitting to God and consistently pursuing His will – being set apart by the blood of Christ to experience a unique freedom and a new identity through the power of that blood and the enduring guidance of the Holy Spirit. “Most Christians mirror cultural goals, desiring happiness, comfort, security, belonging, and popularity. Surprisingly few are focused on completely cooperating with God to experience the kind of whole-life transformation described in the Bible and made possible only through a partnership with God. The lack of understanding of the goals of a truly Christian life prevents people from making the extraordinary life transition that are possible.”

ON A JOURNEY, PRESENTLY SERVING IN LIVERPOOL

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Questions for those who say that baptism is necessary for salvation

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