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Baptism

Is Infant Baptism in the New Testament the Same as Circumcision in the Old Testament? Phil Johnson

Can we draw a parallel between baptism and circumcision? If so, how closely are they related? What’s different?

Who Should Be Baptized? How Should Baptism Be Done? Mark Dever

Does the Bible teach that there’s only one correct form of baptism? What about church history? And whom should be baptized?

Should Infants Be Baptized? Mark Dever

Some Christians baptize infants as a sign of the promises of God. Explore the implications of this contentious topic.

Why is It Important for Christians to Be Baptized? Russell Moore

Baptism is a sign of death and confession for Christians. But it’s also a symbol of trusting Christ.

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Communion

Examine Yourself Before Taking Communion? Mike Fabarez

In Corinth this intended act of “communion” with the Lord had become a thoughtless and even selfish church ritual. Their minds had clearly shifted from Christ’s substitutionary sacrifice and had wandered elsewhere. We must not ever let that happen to us.

How Do Protestants and Catholics Differ on Communion? Bryan Chapell

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What is the Purpose of the Lord’s Supper? Mike Bullmore

Celebrating communion (the Lord’s Supper) allows us to look back to the death and resurrection of Christ.

The Symbolism of the Last Supper? Charles Stanley

The Last Supper, which took place hours before the Lord’s crucifixion—was a Seder (Passover observance). Previously, the feast’s symbols had only pointed back to the Hebrews’ redemption from Egypt. But that Thursday night, Jesus revealed the messianic significance of two symbols: bread and wine.

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Discipleship

What is the Problem of Evil? Philip Ryken

The “problem of evil” is actually a much greater problem for those who don’t believe in God than for Christians. But the bigger “problem” is the “problem of good.”

7 Growth-Stunting Errors to Avoid in Following Jesus Brian Hedges

What you believe makes a big difference in your Christian life, especially as you follow Jesus. Make sure that you aren’t being stunted in your spiritual growth by one of these errors.

4 Encouraging Truths about Your Suffering

The gift of suffering is given to us by a loving God who only wants our best and his glory. Here are a few reasons why seasons for suffering and loss are God’s good gifts to his people.

9 Ways Satan Seeks Your Destruction Every Day Jen Thorn

If the temptations of the world and the sin within our own hearts isn’t enough, Satan is also working overtime to see to our destruction, downfall, or weakening. Here are 9 ways he does so every day.

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Evangelism and Missions

4 Simple Rules for Witnessing at Work Christianity.com Staff

You have been saved out of the world and then sent back into the world to witness to the world, and that's the only business in the world you have in the world, till you're taken out of the world! How can you? By following these four rules.

How Can I Share My Faith in a Hostile Culture? Sam Allberry

The apostle Peter writes his first letter to Christians who find themselves in a culture hostile to the Christian faith. Yet the letter throbs with the positive vision of living fruitfully for Christ in such a context.

What is the Romans Road? Phil Johnson

The Romans Road has been a popular method of evangelism for many years. But how does it work?

Each of Us is a Living Miracle? Greg Laurie

Have you ever thought that if you could do a miracle for non-Christian friends, they would become believers? Well, you are one.

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Fruit of the Spirit

How Can I Abide in Christ? Jaye Martin

Jesus told them to remain or abide in Him. No life would reproduce spiritually apart from Him. A Christ-filled life that abides in Him will produce other lives that also produce fruit.

Is the Gift of Healing for Today?

One thing that we must remember: Any healing is a gift from God. But do some people have a particular gift of healing?

How Can We Evaluate Our Spiritual Growth? Charles Stanley

When it comes to spiritual maturity, we can’t simply take for granted that we’re growing. To evaluate personal progress, I’ve compiled a brief inventory of spiritual benchmarks.

How Can We Love Like Jesus Commands? Charles Stanley

In our own strength, none of us can live up to this obligation, but the Lord has provided a way for Christians to do the impossible.

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Repentance, Faith, and Salvation

What Does Sanctification Mean? Matthew Harmon

Sanctification is one of those religious sounding words that people in the church use, but may not understand what it means. So, what exactly does it mean?

What Does Faith Mean?

Faith is one of those words that is commonly used but not always understood. So, when the Bible uses the word faith, what does it mean?

Can Jesus Really “Live in My Heart”? Matthew Harmon

It may surprise you to learn that there is only one place where the Bible specifically refers to Jesus living in a person's heart.

Can Someone be a Gay Christian? Sam Allberry

The answer to this question will depend on what we mean by “gay.”

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