When Jesus gives us instructions regarding making disciples, he intentionally gives baptism a place of primary importance. Beyond this, Jesus, Himself, was baptized. At the birth of the Church in Acts, 3,000 people repented of their sins and were baptized. One cannot read the New Testament without being impressed by the significance of baptism to Christ and the Church. Even with such a high priority, however, there is often so much confusion regarding baptism. When should baptism occur? What does it mean? Who should be baptized? This weekend we will look together at God’s Word to see what He has to say about baptism, and, as always, we will evaluate our lives based on the plumb-line of His Word. I pray that you will not miss this weekend. I am praying and trusting that we will see God move in a very powerful way. I encourage you to pray with me. We are trusting God for big things because we serve a big God!