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Welcome to the Asking for a Friend Podcast.
This week’s question is “What are the 3 most important things for a new believer to do immediately?”
Show Notes:
Baptism:
- In the early church, we are always told, “Repent, Believe,
then be Baptized.” (Acts 2:38)
- Acts 16 with the Philippian Jailer.
- Baptism isn’t required for salvation but a sign of an
inward reality of the change in your heart and a sign of obedience.
- If you have accepted Christ as your savior and would
like more information on baptism, contact Corner Bible Church or your local church.
Join a solid local church and small
group of believers
- Christianity in the New Testament is always taking
place in the confines of community.
- Important to find a biblical church. Be wary of
churches caught in tradition and culture.
- Hebrews says to not neglect meeting together.
- The early church in Acts met together daily to grow.
- Church is not meant to just fill your cup but to also
pour into.
- A survey from Summit Church revealed that people didn’t
feel growth in their spiritual life until they joined a serving team, not just a small group.
Read your Bible – Dive deeper
- Find a Bible Study that works for you and engage in God
daily (5-5-5 method)
- We’ve been given in God’s word as what to do and he
uses it to speak to us
- A great part to start is John or any of the gospels. James and Acts are also good to continue the study. Find a partner to go through to hold you accountable is a great way to keep on track.
- Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23, Mark 4:1-20,
Luke 8:4-15) talks about new believers that don’t place their energy into firmly rooting themselves in God and wither away.
This is a great question for both new believers and established believers. As new believers, it’s a great starting point. For established believers, it’s a good time to take an inventory of our own lives to make sure we are still doing these things. Also, it’s a great list to use when helping new believers become established.
If you would like more information about our church, visit our website at cornerbiblechurch.com.
Likebus on Facebook: facebook.com/Cornerbiblechurch
Subscribe to our Youtube channel:
https://youtube.com/@cornerbiblechurch7970?si=xAYqx-SIx0bxiLZF
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By Corner Bible ChurchWelcome to the Asking for a Friend Podcast.
This week’s question is “What are the 3 most important things for a new believer to do immediately?”
Show Notes:
Baptism:
- In the early church, we are always told, “Repent, Believe,
then be Baptized.” (Acts 2:38)
- Acts 16 with the Philippian Jailer.
- Baptism isn’t required for salvation but a sign of an
inward reality of the change in your heart and a sign of obedience.
- If you have accepted Christ as your savior and would
like more information on baptism, contact Corner Bible Church or your local church.
Join a solid local church and small
group of believers
- Christianity in the New Testament is always taking
place in the confines of community.
- Important to find a biblical church. Be wary of
churches caught in tradition and culture.
- Hebrews says to not neglect meeting together.
- The early church in Acts met together daily to grow.
- Church is not meant to just fill your cup but to also
pour into.
- A survey from Summit Church revealed that people didn’t
feel growth in their spiritual life until they joined a serving team, not just a small group.
Read your Bible – Dive deeper
- Find a Bible Study that works for you and engage in God
daily (5-5-5 method)
- We’ve been given in God’s word as what to do and he
uses it to speak to us
- A great part to start is John or any of the gospels. James and Acts are also good to continue the study. Find a partner to go through to hold you accountable is a great way to keep on track.
- Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23, Mark 4:1-20,
Luke 8:4-15) talks about new believers that don’t place their energy into firmly rooting themselves in God and wither away.
This is a great question for both new believers and established believers. As new believers, it’s a great starting point. For established believers, it’s a good time to take an inventory of our own lives to make sure we are still doing these things. Also, it’s a great list to use when helping new believers become established.
If you would like more information about our church, visit our website at cornerbiblechurch.com.
Likebus on Facebook: facebook.com/Cornerbiblechurch
Subscribe to our Youtube channel:
https://youtube.com/@cornerbiblechurch7970?si=xAYqx-SIx0bxiLZF