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  2. www.bostonchurch.org · making-disciples · baptismBaptism | Boston Church | Making Disciples

    Baptism saves you by the resurrection of Jesus and your internal pledge to God. III. How Is One Baptized? Colossians 2:12-13. Q. What do you see here about baptism? One is buried with Christ in baptism and raised through their faith. Scriptural baptism occurs with faith. It is essential that there be faith at that point.

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  4. www.bostonchurch.org · making-disciplesMaking Disciples - First Principles of the Boston Church

    Making Disciples is a series of Bible studies crafted to help anyone teach the basic principles of Christianity. When Jesus said, "Go and make disciples of all nations..." (Matthew 28:19), we took that seriously. We believe every Christian can be equipped to make disciples of Jesus.

  5. christian.net · theology-and-spirituality · how-doesHow Does Church Of Christ Differ From Baptist - Christian.net

    Feb 21, 2024 · Beliefs and Doctrines. The Church of Christ and the Baptist denomination, while both firmly grounded in the Christian faith, hold distinct beliefs and doctrines that shape their theological frameworks and spiritual outlooks.

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  7. christian.net · theology-and-spirituality · whatWhat Does The Church Of Christ Believe About Baptism

    Feb 26, 2024 · Baptism in the Church of Christ is viewed as a public declaration of one's faith in Jesus Christ and commitment to following Him. It is a solemn and joyous occasion where individuals openly profess their belief in the gospel and their decision to be united with Christ through baptism.

  8. christian.net · theology-and-spirituality · how-areHow Are Baptism And Confirmation Related – Christian.net

    Feb 29, 2024 · Baptism signifies the individual's entry into the community of believers, while confirmation solidifies their role as active members of the church. These sacraments emphasize the importance of communal worship, mutual support, and shared responsibility within the body of Christ.

  9. www.bostonchurch.org · our-beliefsOur Beliefs - Boston Church

    We believe that a person is saved by the grace of God through faith in Jesus, (Romans 3:23-25). We believe that when a person repents and is baptized, their sins are forgiven, they receive the Holy Spirit and they are added to Jesus’ church.

  10. stmariagoretti.net · wp-content · uploadsTHE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION - stmariagoretti.net

    Explain how these Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist are visible sign of initiation. Christians are reborn in Baptism, strengthened by Confirmation and sustained by the food of the Eucharist. 25.