Rethinking the age of accountability
After some recent discussions on the age of accountability and when a person is mature enough to...
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Tag: Baptism
Explaining “Paul wasn’t sent to baptize” in 1 Corinthians
Any time you make the case for baptism as part of the plan of salvation you can expect to hear one...
Read MoreConversion Story
By Kenneth Okwouno When I was growing up as a kid, I always struggled with the identity of who I was. I am the youngest of four boys whose shadows I had to follow everywhere I went, especially in school from preschool to high...
Read MoreOne Question, Three Different Answers
By Eric Lyons Three times in the book of Acts, Luke the physician recorded non-Christians asking what they needed to do to be saved, and three times a different answer was given. The jailor from Philippi asked Paul and...
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Why the Thief on the Cross Doesn’t Negate Baptism
I want to make sure to address some comments we received in response to my article on “Why...
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Why “Baptism Sunday” Isn’t Biblical
I recently wrote about the decline of the sinner’s prayer in denominational circles and how...
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The Forgotten Step of Salvation
Hear Believe Repent Confess Be Baptized Live faithfully If you’ve spent any time in the...
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The Sinner’s Prayer Is (Finally) Dying
A major shift has been developing in the religious world over the last few years, and it’s a...
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Are You REALLY Right With God?
Anybody who acknowledges the reality of hell – even those who only think there might be a...
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A Bad Argument for Baptism
Though it seems baptism is becoming more widely accepted as part of God’s plan of salvation...
Read MoreThe Danger of Over-Emphasizing Baptism
Let me say this first of all, as a disclaimer: baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation, and it’s something that we should all be able to biblically defend, so lest anyone put words in my mouth, realize that this...
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What New Christians Need from You
My parents and I were flying home from a quick getaway up North when we noticed something peculiar...
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