The Baptism of Jesus

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The Baptism of Jesus

Summer in the Son

May 28, 2023 • Jay Scott • Mark 1:1–13

The words "repent" and "baptized" are often seen together, and for good reason. To "repent" means to "change one's mind or direction." Baptism is from the Greek word "Baptizo" which literally means to dip, immerse or sink.

To "repent and be baptized" is to change our life and confess our faith because we believe who Jesus claimed to be -- the Son of God.

Have you decided to believe that Jesus is the Son of God who gave his life for you? Are you ready to go all in and be baptized, following the very example of Jesus himself? If you want to discuss that further, or you’re ready to be baptized, contact us today! (614-885-8389 or info@worthingtoncc.org)

Peter's Confession

August 13, 2023 • Jay Scott • Mark 8:27–33

The most crucial question in the Bible, and our very lives, is the same question that Jesus asked his followers in Mark 8:29, "Who do you say I am?" Peter answered that question, but have you? Do you believe in Jesus? Do you trust him? NOTE: If you would like to speak with a minister about your faith or have questions about Jesus or baptism, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at mailto:info@worthingtoncc.org or 614-885-8389.

Clean & Unclean

August 6, 2023 • Jay Scott • Mark 7:1–23, Matthew 6:21

As we enter into a personal relationship with Jesus, we come to discover that he is far more concerned with the condition of our heart than anything else. What is the condition of your heart? Everything we do flows from it!

Jesus Walks on Water

July 30, 2023 • Jay Scott • Mark 6:45–56

In Mark 6:46 we read, "...he went up on a mountainside to pray." Jesus sent his followers ahead of him so he could have some alone time to pray. How often do you get alone time with God to pray? Your effectiveness as a Christian is directly related to your reflectiveness, and the more time we spend reflecting on God, the less time we think about ourselves (and our temptations). The way of Jesus is not self-promoting, it's Christ-promoting.