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John Stott on Baptismal Efficacy from Romans 6

By On April 22, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In Anglicanism, Baptism, Biblical Studies, Romans, Theology

Found this brief treatment from Stott to be a wonderful explanation of how Paul views baptism:

Thirdly, baptism does not by itself secure what it
signifies. To be sure, the New Testament speaks of baptism in terms of our
washing away our sins, our clothing ourselves with Christ, and even of our
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A Baptismal Homily

By On June 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Audio Sermons, Baptism, Ecclesiology (Church Stuff), Romans, Sermons

Here is a link to the audio.

Here is my sermon outline:

Romans 5:18-6:14 Baptism Signifies a Changed Identity

Pastor Rick Hogaboam, Sovereign Grace Fellowship, 6.20.2010 A.D.

Romans 5:18–6:14 (ESV) — 18 Therefore, as one trespass led to condemnation for all men, so one act of righteousness leads to [...]

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