Biblical faith receives Christ’s gospel through belief, repentance, confession, baptism, obedience, perseverance, and resurrection hope.
Why Biblical Christianity That Reflects the First- Century Christianity Stands
Biblical Christianity stands because it preserves apostolic doctrine, worship, conduct, baptism, evangelism, and the resurrection hope.
When Should Women Stop Teaching Boys in the Church?
Women should stop formally teaching boys in the congregation when baptism marks them as accountable male members under congregational headship.
Was Infant Baptism Practiced by First-Century Christians?
First-century Christians baptized repentant believers by immersion, not infants, because baptism required faith, discipleship, and confession.
CHRISTIAN WATER BAPTISM (Mark 1:9-10; Acts 8:36, 38): By Sprinkling or By Complete Immersion?
How should persons be baptized? Some scholars would argue that it is acceptable to pour or sprinkle water on the head of the person. Yet, we need to consider more than the meaning of the Greek word (βαπτίζω baptizō). We must also consider the example set by Jesus Christ and John the Baptist as well as the early Christians, and how they understood the meaning of baptizō.

