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10 resources referencing Acts 8:35
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of baptism, emphasizing it as an ordinance of Jesus Christ that requires proper administration, mode, and candidate. It highlights the significance of…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of right division in understanding Scripture, particularly regarding justification, salvation, and obedience to civil authorities. It stresses that justification…
The sermon explores the four servant songs of Isaiah (chapters 42, 49, 50, and 53), emphasizing Jesus Christ as Jehovah's chosen servant who fulfills God's mission through humility, obedience, and…
The sermon focuses on the Ethiopian eunuch's confession of faith in Acts 8:35-38, emphasizing the significance of believing that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. It explores the meaning of baptism as…
The sermon teaches about the doctrine of baptism, emphasizing that valid baptism requires a true believer, proper immersion, and authority from the Church of God. It stresses that baptism is an…
The sermon focuses on the doctrine of ecclesiology, particularly the topic of rebaptism as described in Acts 19. The preacher emphasizes the importance of believer's baptism by immersion, rejecting…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical mode of baptism as immersion, supported by scriptural references and historical evidence. It highlights that baptism is for believers only, symbolizing the death,…
The sermon emphasizes the reality of spiritual warfare faced by believers and highlights the Word of God as the sword of the Spirit, a vital weapon for this battle. It illustrates how Jesus and the…
The sermon explains that baptism and the Lord's Supper are ordinances instituted by Christ and administered by the church as acts of obedience and identification with Him. It emphasizes that only…
The sermon explains Romans 6, emphasizing that grace reigns over sin through Jesus Christ's atoning death and resurrection. It addresses the misconception that grace encourages continued sinning,…