The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
February 12th 2021 (Fri-YAY!)
February 12th 2021 (Fri-YAY!)
February 12th 2021 (Fri-YAY!)
Thursday 11th February 2021
Discover the transformative power of baptism in recovery with personal stories and biblical insights. Tune in for hope and healing.
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Get the buttons here!Baptism: A Step Towards Faith and Recovery
Baptism, to me, is a public declaration of your faith in Jesus Christ. I have recently accepted Christ into my life and that is why I'm getting baptized.
Ever wondered about the deeper meaning of baptism in your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Jeff Zendorf and Ian dive into the biblical significance of baptism and its transformative power. Drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings, they unpack how this symbolic act serves as a public declaration of faith in Jesus Christ. Jeff shares the example of Jesus being baptized by John the Baptist, emphasizing the importance of following Christ's footsteps.
Ian, who recently embraced Christianity, discusses his upcoming baptism and what it means to him. The conversation extends to real stories of hope and healing, illustrating how baptism can mark the beginning of a new life in Christ. They also highlight the importance of being baptized within a church community, reinforcing the commitment to follow Jesus and the support that comes from being held accountable by others.
As they wrap up, the hosts reflect on a powerful verse from Corinthians: 'This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone, a new life has begun'. This episode is not just about the ritual of baptism but about its role in fostering a renewed sense of purpose and community in one's recovery journey.