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Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson

The Promise of Baptism

Aug 28, 2023
07:32
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This podcast explores the meaning and significance of baptism as a gift from God and as a sign that confirms the promise of the gospel. It emphasizes how baptism is a reflection of God's promises and the fulfillment of Christ's work, rather than our own actions or faith.
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Quick takeaways

  • Baptism should be viewed as a gift from God that confirms the promise of the gospel, rather than a point of controversy.
  • Baptism serves as a visible sign to symbolize and affirm God's promises in the new covenant with Christ, directing believers' attention to Jesus and the fulfillment of his promises.

Deep dives

Baptism as a Gift from Jesus

Baptism is presented as a gift from Jesus that helps believers live for his glory. It is emphasized that viewing baptism primarily as a controversy instead of a valuable gift is a misunderstanding. Rather than focusing on specifics such as when or how baptism is administered, the podcast encourages reflecting on the fundamental purpose of baptism. The significance of baptism extends beyond a one-time event and is intended to impact the entire course of a Christian's life.

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