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If Jesus IS All We Need, Why Did He Give Us Baptism?

If Jesus IS All We Need, Why Did He Give Us Baptism?

Season 2 Episode 198 Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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If Jesus is all we need, why did He command us to be baptized?

And what if Baptism isn't about what WE do for God... but about what GOD does for us?

For many Christians, Baptism is a beautiful tradition, a public declaration of faith, or simply something the Church has always done. But what if we've been missing something extraordinary?

In Episode 198 of Crusade With Me!, Dave and Kat explore one of Christianity's most important—and often misunderstood—gifts.

Why did Peter proclaim Baptism for the forgiveness of sins? Why did Paul connect Baptism to Christ's death and resurrection? And what did the earliest Christians understand about the promises God attaches to water and His Word?

Drawing from Scripture, the ancient Church, and their own journey of faith, Dave and Kat challenge listeners to reconsider what Baptism really means.

But this conversation becomes deeply personal when Dave shares what it meant to baptize two of his own grandchildren—giving them something they couldn't yet understand, couldn't earn, and might not even remember.

And what about the thief on the cross? If Jesus saved him without Baptism, why does Baptism matter?

This isn't about winning a denominational argument. It's about discovering the extraordinary promises of Jesus Christ.

Whether you were baptized as an infant, baptized as an adult, or have never been baptized at all, this conversation may change the way you understand grace, salvation, and what it truly means to belong to Christ.

Because when your faith feels weak, when life falls apart, and when you wonder whether God could possibly still love you, there is a promise worth remembering.

All you need is Jesus. And Jesus has not left you without His promises.

Join Dave and Kat for Episode 198 of Crusade With Me!

The Truth Is Worth Seeking.

Remember to Crusade With Me!

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