The episode discusses the significance and history of baptism in Christianity. - Jesus' baptism by John in the Jordan River is highlighted as a significant event. - Two perspectives on baptism are discussed: it's not necessary for salvation, and it's crucial as a symbol of faith. - Baptism is described as an important public symbol of faith, akin to a wedding ring symbolizing marriage. - The hosts stress the importance of motive behind baptism and public proclamation of faith. - They discuss baptism by immersion, which symbolizes death, burial, and resurrection. - There's recognition of different baptism practices like sprinkling, with advice given on handling personal convictions about re-baptism. - They highlight the importance of personal conviction and the role of the Holy Spirit in the decision to be baptized. - A humorous anecdote is shared about a baptism in cold water, emphasizing the significance of the act despite challenges.

Beyond Sunday: Finding Jesus in the Old Testament

Join hosts Dr. Hugh Hennis and Pastor Adam Wright as they explore the incredible prophecies about Jesus Christ hidden throughout the Old Testament. Discover how ancient scriptures from Isaiah, Psalms, and other books predicted specific details about the Messiah's life, death, and resurrection - written hundreds of years before Jesus was born!

Key Topics Covered:

• Messianic prophecies in Isaiah 53 and Psalms 22
• Archaeological evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Specific predictions about Jesus' birth, crucifixion, and resurrection
• How to find Jesus throughout Old Testament scripture
• Prayer for salvation and accepting Jesus Christ

Highlighted Prophecies:

• Born of a virgin (Isaiah 7:14)
• Born in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2)
• Betrayed by a follower (Psalm 41:9)
• Crucifixion details (Psalm 22:14-17)
• Burial in a rich man's tomb (Isaiah 53:9)
• Resurrection from the dead (Psalm 16:10)
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Free Bible Offer: Email Pastor Adam at NewHopeSBC.net for a free New Testament

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Dr. Hugh Hennis and Pastor Adam Wright discuss the importance of devotional time, distinguishing it from prayer. They emphasize the need for intentional, Bible-based devotionals, such as "The Upper Room" and Billy Graham's 365-day devotional. They highlight the significance of consistency, avoiding legalism, and incorporating silence for meditation. Recommendations include the New Living Translation for new believers and the Chronological Bible for structure. They also offer a free NASB New Testament to listeners. The conversation concludes with an invitation to accept Jesus and a personal update on Pastor Adam's family.