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What if sharing your faith felt less like a pitch and more like a real conversation? We open with a candid look at why evangelism makes many of us anxious, then introduce a simple framework—Good–God–Gospel—that helps you move from desire to discipline without sounding scripted. It's a posture of listening first, spotting God's character in everyday life, and naturally pointing to Jesus.From there, the service blooms into three baptism testimonies that carry the weight and wonder of grace. Liam speaks to the pressure of playing the “good kid,” hiding questions, and finally hearing that repentance and belief mean your past no longer defines you—Christ does. Bennett reminds us that quiet faith is not small faith, and that courage sometimes looks like going public when your story isn't sensational. Silas shares a raw journey through adoption, confusion, double lives, and the hollow promise of control, before discovering rest in Jesus and learning to choose Him daily. Their voices together show how ordinary honesty becomes extraordinary witness.Scripture anchors the moment. Isaiah 43 turns witness into a sacred identity, not a hobby. John 4's woman at the well models the simplest testimony—come and see. Acts 1:8 assures us that the Spirit supplies power when our words feel weak. Along the way, a funeral story surprises us with hope and reminds us that a single faithful declaration can ripple through a room. We close with practical next steps: use encouragement cards to ground baptisms in prayer, practice Good–God–Gospel in everyday conversations, and treat your life like sworn testimony—truthful about the mess, clear about the mercy. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

I Am Allowed to be Great Jesus once said that among those born of women, no one was greater than John the Baptist. But what made him so great? It wasn't status, his success, his boldness, his baptizing, or his camel-hair fashion—it was that he faithfully pointed others to Jesus. In this sermon, we explore Luke 7 and what it truly means to live a life that directs people to Christ. Is it possible that there's a deeper level of purpose and power available in your walk with God? Tune in and discover how greatness is defined in the Kingdom.  John 7:18-28 Discussion topics Have you ever been disappointed in God?  John the Baptist knew Jesus personally and still had doubts while in prison. What does this tell us about faith during hard seasons?  Read Luke 7:18-28 - Jesus comforted John by pointing to the evidence of His work—healing, deliverance, good news. What “evidence” do you see of Jesus working in your life or around you right now?  What does Jesus' statement—“among those born of women there is no one greater than John; yet the one who is least in the Kingdom of God is greater than he”—mean to you?  John's entire life pointed people to Jesus. In what ways can your life and words do the same?  What are some practical ways we can avoid becoming “offended” at Jesus when life doesn't go as expected?  Check out our other audio series and video playlists that can help you find Jesus in every moment and then discover what's next

Message by Evan Martin. For more information about Colorado Church, visit us online at https://colorado.church

Join Pastor Dave Mudd for this powerful Baptism Sunday message as he dives deep into the ultimate requirement for following Jesus: Denying the False Self. This compelling message challenges the common interpretation of Matthew 16:24, revealing that "deny yourself" is not merely about giving up comfort or sin, but about identity surrender. Discover how to shift your source of life from your self-made ego to the true, abundant, and authentic self God created you to be. Learn the difference between the protective "false self" and the liberated "true self" so you can finally live the resurrected life Christ intends.Key Takeaways from This Message:- Understand the Prerequisite for Discipleship: Learn why denying yourself is not a spiritual suggestion but an entry requirement for following Christ, as modeled in Jesus' interaction with Peter.- Surrender Your Identity, Not Just Your Sins: Discover that the greatest surrender is letting go of the "false self"—the protective identity and survival strategies you built—to embrace the "true self" hidden in Christ.- Let the Cross Kill the False Story: Realize that the purpose of the cross is execution, not just suffering; it executes the self-made narratives of victimhood, control, and performance, freeing you to live authentically.- Shift from Ego to Christ: Find freedom by shifting the source of your life from your fear-driven, justifying ego to the life of Christ within you, leading to spiritual authority and wholeness.- See Baptism as Resurrection: Understand baptism as the physical symbol of a spiritual reality: the burial of your old, false identity so you can be resurrected into the new, true self God designed you to be.Scripture Reference: Matthew 16:24-26

Pastor Dominic preaches on Baptism Sunday from 2 Corinthians 5:16–18. In this message, he celebrates the transforming power of the gospel—showing how those who are in Christ receive a new perspective, become a new creation, and are given a new purpose as ministers of reconciliation. Learn more about Maple Plain Community Church at mapleplaincc.org.

On this Baptism Sunday, Pastor Nathan unpacks the beautiful symbolism of baptism as cleansing from sin, dying to our old life, and being raised to new life in Christ, tracing how the early church responded to Jesus in the book of Acts. He reminds us that baptism isn't the finish line of faith but the first step of obedience, and invites us to ask, “What's really stopping me from being baptized?” The message is followed by honest, encouraging stories of God at work in people's lives.

This Sunday Pastor Glen will be bringing us a message for our ‘Baptism Sunday'.You can follow the message along in the YouVersion Bible app at https://www.bible.com/events/49523403 and add your own notes!You can also watch the entire service on: http://youtube.com/watch?v=M5vYYh07feE

At our baptism celebration, Emily shared what it means to step into the new life that is on offer to each of us when we choose to follow Jesus.

Details about Edge Church: Our services are on Sundays at 08h00, 09h45 and 11h30, both in person and online! You can find out more information on our website https://edgechurch.co.zaWebsite: https://edgechurch.co.zaPhone: +27 21 559 0325Email: connect@edgechurch.co.za

What does it look like when Jesus truly changes someone? Carl walks us through Romans 6 to show how the act of baptism declares that the old life is gone and Jesus has made us new.

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Speaker: Matt Rexford

Those being baptized today have made third decisions when it comes to following Jesus.  They have DECIDED to BELIEVE, SURRENDER and GROW.  We celebrate with those today who have decided to follow Jesus, and there is no turning back.

Speaker: Matt Rexford

Last Sunday was a wonderful start to our campaign series, FOR the ONE! Pastor Jeff shared why we are doing this campaign and what it truly means to have a “One.” Every believer in Christ has at least one person in their life who doesn't yet know Jesus—whether that's a family member, coworker, friend, or neighbor. As followers of Christ, our desire should be for every nonbeliever to experience a personal relationship with Him. Pastor Jeff challenged us to identify our One and begin praying intentionally for them.This episode, we have another exciting message as we continue our FOR the ONE series— we also celebrate Baptism Sunday! Baptism is a public declaration of one's decision to accept Christ as Lord and Savior and a beautiful step of obedience in faith. Pastor Jeff also shares the powerful story of the Paralytic and how he came to be healed by Christ through the influence of his friends.--For the ONEWebsiteFacebookInstagramSunday SetlistConnect with us!How can we prayer for you? Let us know.

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Message from Steve Holt on 11/09/2025

When a believer in Jesus Christ is baptized, they are making a public proclamation that they identify with Jesus. Scripture References: John 1:32-34, Matthew 3:13-17, Matthew 28:18-20 Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Welcome to Wellspring Church!It's Baptism Sunday—a joyful celebration of new life in Christ! Pastor Billy Waters continues the Deuteronomy series, focusing on what it means to live a consecrated life before God. Drawing from Deuteronomy 14, he explores how God calls His people to be set apart—holy, devoted, and distinct from the world around them.Through a story about discovering a hidden banquet, Pastor Billy illustrates how often we settle for less when God offers us something far greater. Consecration, he said, is not about restriction but about relationship and renewal—turning away from the world's false promises to feast on the riches of God's grace.

Pastor Mike Overstreet teaches on baptism & the story of belovedness that it gives us!

Tune in online this Baptism Sunday as we celebrate new life in Christ

Teacher: Rob Zimmermann Download Sermon Notes  Watch Episode Give Online: http://westgatechapel.org/give Connect With Us: http://westgatechapel.org/connect Chapters (00:00:00) - Waldgate Chapel: A New Creation Sunday(00:06:07) - Fall Retreat 2019(00:08:22) - A Prayer for the Retreat(00:09:40) - Free Soul(00:14:16) - All God's Gifts(00:16:17) - Honoring the Elders and Deacons(00:16:55) - Read Psalm 145(00:20:57) - Psalm 145(00:25:13) - A Celebration of the Life of the Baptists(00:29:26) - 3 Things That Jesus Did For You(00:31:35) - What Does Jesus Do For You?(00:35:42) - Isaiah the Christian: What Did Jesus Do For Me(00:36:33) - Baptism for Middle School Students(00:40:09) - Be baptized by Your classmates(00:41:58) - Be baptized in the Water(00:45:17) - 19 Women Who Choose To Be Baptized(00:53:51) - The Story of God's Baptism(00:55:37) - Wonders of the World(01:07:07) - Hell Lost Another One

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Series: Open LinesTitle: Baptism Sunday 9AM + 11AM combinedDate: 11/2/2025Week 3 of 5Give to the mission of Prairie Heights: https://prairieheights.com/give

Baptism Sunday

This Sunday was BAPTISM SUNDAY! It was so awesome to watch our Hope family take their next steps with Jesus. Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us. We loved seeing you IN THE HOUSE this weekend! Pastor Wes had a special WORD for us about dealing with HURT.

Chris Leech shares from John 3 at our Baptism Service

Caner speaks from Ephesians 4 as we have baptisms this Sunday.

Pastor Sam Rijfkogel

Baptism Sunday: Grace Gives You a New Address Romans 6:1–11, Revelation 7:13–14Baptism isn't just symbolic—it's a declaration that grace has changed your address.In this special Baptism Sunday message, Pastor Kevin steps out of the Revelation series to show how the same story of redemption, restoration, and renewal continues in the waters of baptism. Drawing from Romans 6 and Revelation 7, this message reveals what happens when grace moves in—guilt loses its power, shame loses its voice, and you begin living from a new location: the country of grace.You'll be reminded that baptism pictures death and resurrection—burial of the old self and rising to new life in Christ. Grace doesn't just forgive; it relocates you. It gives you a new name, a new identity, and a new home.This message will renew your gratitude for God's grace and invite you to live as someone who has truly moved—from guilt to grace, from striving to rest, from death to life.Broad River Church | Norwalk, CT Join us Sundays: 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM (English) | 12:45 PM (Español) Learn more or take your next step: https://broadriver.church/nextsteps Follow us on Instagram: @iambroadriverchurch

Tim Soots October 26, 2025 Trinity Anglican Church Littleton, CO Trinitylittleton.com

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Pastor Luke Simmons introduces a compelling new series, "Until", focusing on the strategic values of Ironwood Church.In this first message, Pastor Luke explores what it means to truly treasure Jesus and how this enriches our communal experience as followers. As Ironwood Church embarks on the "Until Initiative" to maximize its impact, Pastor Luke invites you to consider the transformative disruption that the kingdom of heaven brings into our lives.Through the lens of Matthew 13:44, discover the joy and fulfillment found in going all-in with Jesus.Join us for a vibrant Baptism Sunday and witness personal testimonies of faith, as individuals publicly declare their commitment to Christ. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and experience of enjoying Jesus together.**HOW TO FIND US*** SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YouTube CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/@IronwoodChurchAZFACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/ironwoodchurchaz/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/ironwood.church/WEBSITE https://www.ironwoodchurch.org/

Dr. Ryan Rush | Acts 2:37-41

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Chris Timson // God rescues, revives, and receives—inviting us into a story of redemption and new life through Jesus. As we celebrate Baptism Sunday, we rejoice in the visible expression of that victory as our church family publicly declares their faith and new beginning in Him.Visit Our Website summitchurchfl.org Follow Us on Social Media Facebook // InstagramWatch Online Services and More YouTube Subscribe for weekly sermon podcasts!

Today, we celebrate the way God has changed the lives of 15 people through their confessions of faith and baptisms!

Acts 2:22-41