Ask yourself: Are you striving to become more like Jesus Christ, allowing God's Spirit to change you at your core?

You've been following Christ in an attempt to live as He did. Is that enough, or is baptism a requirement as well?

It depends on your definition of the word "church"…

The actions of having someone put you under water and then bring you back up again have no power in and of themselves. However, in the context of a baptism these actions are a necessary sign of a spiritual transformation...

Is there a difference?

If we repented of our sins and have been baptized in the correct, scriptural manner, this question may arise. The answer largely depends on what fruit your baptism has borne in your life.

One should be baptized by a true minister of Jesus Christ who understands that repentance begins with fearing God and obeying His laws.

If you have been baptized before should you be re-baptized? Here are some questions to ask yourself.

How can we discover our individual spiritual gifts? How can we use our God-given gifts?

Why does the Bible say we should repent before being baptized?

When the New Testament refers to the new man or new creation, what is it talking about?

What does the laying on of hands signify?

Should babies be baptized? What does the Bible teach about baptism?

The concept of faith appears many times throughout the Bible. What is faith, and what does it mean for us?

The four Gospels and the book of Acts use the word "disciple" often. What is a Christian disciple, and how can we become one?

How do I become a converted Christian?

The Bible talks about water baptism (being immersed in water to symbolize the death of our old self and being raised to new life). But what does it mean when it talks about baptism of the Holy Spirit? Does this...

Jesus Christ, the apostles and the New Testament Church practiced water baptism. Is baptism a required part of God's plan of salvation?