Podcasts about baptism celebration

In this message from Acts 2:36–42, David Platt explains the basics of baptism, which is how believers identify with Christ and his church. Explore more content from Radical.

Baptism: Celebration Of Grace (Act 2:36-42) | David Platt

Join Mike and Ben as they chat through the passage at our Baptism Celebration on Sunday. An unlikely connection, a meaningful conversation and a life changing conversion! ...sound quality brought to you by sophistication of high quality of bath mats! We'd love to hear from you! Leave us a comment or drop us an email on exploremore@kingschessington.org King's Church is here to invite all people into an ever growing relationship with King Jesus. We have worship services at 9am and 11am each Sunday - you should come along...! We'd love to see you. YouTube - www.youtube.com/@KingsChurchChessington website - www.kingschessington.org email - exploremore@kingschessington.org

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Speaker: Brent Kladder

In a region filled with churches, it's easy to think of church as just another building or event, but Scripture calls us to something deeper. We are not simply attendees; we are the living, breathing body of Christ, each uniquely gifted and called to belong, not just to show up. The New Testament uses powerful metaphors—temple, bride, family, and body—to describe who we are together. Today, we focused on what it means to be the body of Christ, drawing from Paul's letter to the Corinthians, a diverse and sometimes divided community much like our own.Corinth was a bustling, multicultural city, and the church there reflected that diversity. Paul wrote to them because, like any group of people, they struggled with division, pride, and feelings of inferiority. He reminded them—and us—that the church is not an organization but a living organism, made up of many different parts, each essential and uniquely gifted by God. Spiritual gifts are not for personal status or self-fulfillment, but for the building up, healing, and encouragement of the whole body. When we use our gifts, we bring comfort, guidance, and even healing to others, as seen in the story of Debbie, whose wounds were met with love and service from people she barely knew.Yet, just as a physical body can get sick, so can a church. Paul warns against the dangers of comparison—feeling inferior because our gifts seem less important, or feeling superior and looking down on others. Both attitudes fracture the unity and beauty of the body. Instead, we are called to mutual appreciation, to honor every part, and to recognize that God has placed each of us exactly where we are for a reason. No one is here by accident. Whether you're making coffee, praying behind the scenes, or leading from the front, your role matters deeply. The health and witness of the church depend on each person stepping into their God-given purpose.As we look ahead to opportunities like Servapalooza, let's remember: we are made for more than just attending or making payments—we are made to serve, to love, and to shine the light of Christ together. When every part does its work, the body is healthy, the bride is beautiful, and the world sees Jesus in us.Youtube Chapters[00:00] - Welcome[01:00] - Celebrating Baptisms and Life Change[03:00] - The Abundance of Churches in Our Area[05:00] - We Are Not in Competition—One Kingdom[07:00] - What Is the Church? Metaphors and Meaning[08:12] - The Context of Corinth: Diversity and Opportunity[10:24] - Paul's Mission and the Challenges of People[13:19] - Spiritual Gifts: What They Are and Why They Matter[16:16] - The Purpose of Gifts: Blessing the Body[18:40] - Real-Life Stories of Healing Through Service[33:45] - How the Body Gets Sick: The Danger of Comparison[40:34] - Inferiority, Superiority, and the Need for Every Part[45:18] - Honoring Different Gifts in the Body[50:15] - God Places Each Person for a Reason[55:59] - Mutual Care: Suffering and Rejoicing Together[57:16] - Expressing Appreciation and Finding Your Place[59:08] - Equipping and Next Steps: Servapalooza[01:01:00] - Fulfillment in Serving and Leading Others[01:02:02] - Invitation to Prayer and Following Jesus[01:02:45] - Closing Blessing and Baptism Celebration

New Life: Baptism Celebration

Join us as Pastor Bo & Pastor Mohamed recap what we accomplished, and experienced together, as a congregation this past year.  From the life-changing impact the church's missions trip to Guatemala had, to the growing partnership we have with Marcie Erickson and the Grace Center in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, you’ll be moved by the testimonies and video clips recapping the needs that were met through CityLights efforts outside of the US.  We’ll also revisit the timely message that renowned author Eric Metaxas shared this summer.  And finally, we celebrate what God did in our midst, how God showed up and transformed lives in our own congregation through Life Groups, baptisms, and serving within His church. (00:00) Global Missions and Community Involvement(08:57) Ethiopia Mission and Cultural Challenges(21:07) Healing Rooms and Life Groups(30:44) Life Groups and Baptism Celebration(47:55) Connecting With City Light Church www.citylightnyc.com

Will I trust God enough to Follow Him and do what He asks me to do?  INFORMATIONUNDERSTANDINGCONVICTIONACTIONWhere are you today?Soaking up information?Seeking Understanding?Wrestling with Conviction?Weighing what Action will cost you?What part of your life are you delaying obedience in?   What is keeping you from “going public” with your faith?What part of the process are you struggling with: Information, Understanding, Conviction, Action?

Sunday, August 25, 2024 at Hillcrest Baptist Church, Pensacola, FL Jim Locke | Senior Pastor Psalm 40:1-10

Dr. Paul Sands, Senior Pastor

Baptism weekend is one of our favorite times of the year! Hundreds of sons and daughters of Jesus are going public with their faith, proclaiming to the world that Jesus is their Savior. Join us as we tell stories of freedom and life transformation in anticipation of the Baptism Celebration later in the evening. Speaker: Greg Holder

Baptism weekend is one of our favorite times of the year! Hundreds of sons and daughters of Jesus are going public with their faith, proclaiming to the world that Jesus is their Savior. Join us as we tell stories of freedom and life transformation in anticipation of the Baptism Celebration later in the evening. Speaker: Greg Holder

Celebrating baptism on January 28, 2024

Check out the latest Baptism Celebration Service from Covenant Church! Pastors Gregory and Jackie Pope give a word on baptism and its importance. If you're a new friend, click on this link to fill out a new friend card online!https://oneconnection.org/new-friendsCheck out our new Covenant Merch at https://https://www.oneconnection.org/shopMake sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram, @covenantchurch2.Subscribe to our YouTube Channel here: https://rebrand.ly/fcw9jxaDownload our Covenant Church App here:Apple Devices: https://rebrand.ly/s3nb5hqAndroid Devices: https://rebrand.ly/7w1r1txGive Online: https://covenantchurchdouglas.churchcenter.com/giving

We celebrate today as the following individuals came forward to identify with Christ in baptism:• Kaitlyn Thornhill• Kindyl Black• Morgan Short• Ella Johnson• JT Bryant• Kayla Bryant• David Sockwell• Samuel Precise

Sunday Sermon | October 22, 2023: Baptism Celebration (9am) by Harrisburg BIC Church

Learn from Matthew 28 that Jesus commanded us to make disciples and baptize them and watch 9 people professing their commitment to God through baptism.

Join and listen to Paster Derek Sissel as he shares Part 3 of our Four Cups Series and share in our Baptism Celebration! For more, visit: http://reachchurchnetwork.org Thanks again for joining us this morning and we hope that you are encouraged and blessed by today's message. Music used with permission #CSPL161029

Baptism Celebration at Wildwood