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We consider the significance of water baptism to the believer in Christ.
Haggai 1:14 brings to the fore, a very present truth about the work of God and how it is done. We examine how God goes about doing His work which begins within us. Every work of God is first initiated by Him, then it is inspired by Him, and finally, it is implemented by Him. Which begs the question: what then is our role?
In introducing the doctrine of baptisms, we distinguish between New Testament baptisms (especially water or Christian baptism) and Old Testament washing and purification rites on the one hand and John, the Baptist’s baptism on the other. We also note one of the significant aspects of water baptism.
Haggai told the people that God says, “I am with you.” This declaration by God to the people holds significant truth, which is the subject of our discussion. We look at what it means for God to be with a person, why God would not be with a person, and what we can expect when God is with a person.
We conclude our discussion on “Faith Toward God” in this episode, which is our parting shot on the subject. We encourage you to continue walking in faith by ensuring that the Scriptures are a part of your daily life henceforth if it is not already.
God has always desired to communicate with man directly. Unfortunately, sin and iniquity create an impediment. God will speak to us through third parties if we remain in sin. But when we repent, God will again speak directly to us.
We conclude our discussion on overcoming faith killers by looking at the last two of the five faith boosters that we need to have to overcome faith killers.
We learn how to identify a false messenger; one who is not speaking for God but from their mind while claiming to speak for God.
Having spoken about defending ourselves against faith killers, we now look at two other things that we need to overcome faith killers.
We examine true repentance as we consider the response of Zerubbabel, Joshua, and the people of Judah to God’s chastisement.
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