NLM Christian Blog

Jesus redeemed us from all sins—past, present, future—by bearing them through His baptism and being judged for them on the Cross.

There are a lot of passages in the Bible that support how essential His baptism is to complete His righteous act for our salvation.

Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist and took all the sins of the world upon Himself. This was the purpose of His baptism.

Jesus told them that their faith in the Baptism of Jesus had already washed away all their lifelong sins ― past, present, and future.

The qualification to become Jesus' disciple is to be someone who has received salvation and the Holy Spirit through Jesus.

We see Jesus, whom God the Father sent as God’s Lamb and humanity’s Savior, being baptized by John the Baptist.

Then what is the imperishable food that God speaks of? Eating the imperishable food means believing in the One whom the Father has sent.

Our Lord God Jesus has broken the chains of sin for all people from the Lord’s side through the gospel of water, blood, and the Holy Spirit.

Baptisms That Save Us Through Jesus' Baptism Among Three Types of Baptisms Recorded in the Bible

Those who think they have no sin cannot be saved. How can one be saved from sin if there is no sin to be removed? Why would a doctor be needed if one is not sick?