Being Born of God

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Softcover, 279 pages

In order to become a Christian—the greatest decision you can ever make!—you must be born of God. This spiritual re-birth provides for the forgiveness of your sins, promise of an otherworldly inheritance, and fellowship with God Himself. The New Testament teaches that your baptism in water is necessary for your spiritual rebirth. Sadly, many religious people reject this conclusion. Others reduce baptism to an after-the-fact ritual instead of the event that marks the beginning of one’s new life in Christ. Still others think that to “ask Jesus into your heart” is sufficient for being born of God, even though this instruction is completely foreign to the Bible.

God is the One who spells out the terms and conditions of salvation—not you, not me, and not our churches. Being Born of God is thus based solidly upon sound biblical teaching rather than catering to popular or long-standing beliefs about baptism. It expounds upon the subject of water baptism in ways that you might not have ever before considered. If you wish to have fellowship with God, then you must know about baptism and its function in obtaining this fellowship. Even if you have already put on Christ in baptism, this book will broaden and deepen your understanding of this most valuable subject.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction  
Part One:  What the Bible Actually Teaches on Baptism  
Chapter One:  Admission into Christ’s Church  
Chapter Two:  You Must Be Born Again  
Chapter Three:  Instruction and Implementation  
Chapter Four:  Washing Away Your Sins  
Chapter Five:  Separation and Identification

Chapter Six:  The Sign of the Covenant

Chapter Seven:  The One Baptism

 
Part Two:  Challenges to Baptism  
Chapter Eight:  The Thief on the Cross  
Chapter Nine:  Hypothetical Arguments  
Chapter Ten:  Infant Baptism  
Chapter Eleven:  The Doctrine of Calvinism  
Chapter Twelve:  The Doctrine of “Faith Only”  
Chapter Thirteen:  The “When” Factor

Chapter Fourteen:  Common Questions about Baptism