Bob Larson

Is your death upon the cross.

Is your death upon the cross.

Is your death upon the cross.

I need to know that.

I need to know that.

I need to know that.

And. And. I will hand you all of my sins.

And. And. I will hand you all of my sins.

And. And. I will hand you all of my sins.

To be forgiven.

To be forgiven.

To be forgiven.

And walk in newness of life.

And walk in newness of life.

And walk in newness of life.

Now, if you really meant that and you embraced Christ now, I'd love to get some water and baptize you, but I won't do that. You're not ready for that yet. Should I let him baptize me? That's your decision, bro. What's in that water? Nothing. How do you make it?

Now, if you really meant that and you embraced Christ now, I'd love to get some water and baptize you, but I won't do that. You're not ready for that yet. Should I let him baptize me? That's your decision, bro. What's in that water? Nothing. How do you make it?

Now, if you really meant that and you embraced Christ now, I'd love to get some water and baptize you, but I won't do that. You're not ready for that yet. Should I let him baptize me? That's your decision, bro. What's in that water? Nothing. How do you make it?

There's no chemicals in there? No, no, no, no, no, no. Baptismal water is simply a symbolic representation of dying to self and living to Christ. Because the scripture says in Romans chapter 6 that... we are buried with Christ in baptism in death, that as he was raised from the dead to the glory of God his Father, we will be raised again to a new life in Christ.

There's no chemicals in there? No, no, no, no, no, no. Baptismal water is simply a symbolic representation of dying to self and living to Christ. Because the scripture says in Romans chapter 6 that... we are buried with Christ in baptism in death, that as he was raised from the dead to the glory of God his Father, we will be raised again to a new life in Christ.