Water Baptism

BAPTISM AT NEW LIFE CHURCH

At New Life Church, we love nothing more than seeing peoples lives changed for Jesus! We also love to celebrate decisions made to follow Him. The Bible says that those who believe and speak out their faith in Jesus are made new in Christ. Their next step is to be water baptized. If you have made a decision to give your life to God, we invite you to join the excitement and go public with your faith.

BAPTISM FACTS

Who Should Be Baptized?

At New Life Church, we love nothing more than seeing peoples lives changed for Jesus! We also love to celebrate decisions made to follow Him. The Bible says that those who believe and speak out their faith in Jesus are made new in Christ. Their next step is to be water baptized. If you have made a decision to give your life to God, we invite you to join the excitement and go public with your faith.

What About Infant Baptism?

In the Bible we find parents bringing children to Jesus. He held them and prayed for them and told us to welcome them. But he did not baptize them, and he did not tell anyone to baptize them. Baptism is a public profession of salvation (as the Bible teaches), and only people who have intentionally received salvation should experience baptism. If you have not experienced adult baptism, even though you have experienced baptism as an infant, the full meaning and significance of baptism has yet to take place in your life. We strongly encourage you to be baptized as an adult believer in Christ.

Who Should Be Baptized?

At New Life Church, we love nothing more than seeing peoples lives changed for Jesus! We also love to celebrate decisions made to follow Him. The Bible says that those who believe and speak out their faith in Jesus are made new in Christ. Their next step is to be water baptized. If you have made a decision to give your life to God, we invite you to join the excitement and go public with your faith.

What About Children?

The New Testament shows no example of baptism when the person did not request it. All instances of baptism follow an individual’s decision to trust Christ alone for their salvation (Acts 2:41, 8:12, 10:47- 48). At New Life Church, we wait until the child is old enough to believe and understand the true meaning of baptism before we baptize them. When a child makes a decision for Christ, we gladly baptize them as a symbol of their faith in Christ.

What About Infant Baptism?

In the Bible we find parents bringing children to Jesus. He held them and prayed for them and told us to welcome them. But he did not baptize them, and he did not tell anyone to baptize them. Baptism is a public profession of salvation (as the Bible teaches), and only people who have intentionally received salvation should experience baptism. If you have not experienced adult baptism, even though you have experienced baptism as an infant, the full meaning and significance of baptism has yet to take place in your life. We strongly encourage you to be baptized as an adult believer in Christ.

When Should I Be Baptized?

As soon as you have believed in Christ for salvation. “But when they believed Philip as he preached the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men and women.” (Acts 8:12)

What About Children?

The New Testament shows no example of baptism when the person did not request it. All instances of baptism follow an individual’s decision to trust Christ alone for their salvation (Acts 2:41, 8:12, 10:47- 48). At New Life Church, we wait until the child is old enough to believe and understand the true meaning of baptism before we baptize them. When a child makes a decision for Christ, we gladly baptize them as a symbol of their faith in Christ.

When Should I Be Baptized?

As soon as you have believed in Christ for salvation. “But when they believed Philip as he preached the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men and women.” (Acts 8:12)

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