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Q&A: Counsel for an adult believer who does not fully understand baptism — connect with a pastor and do it

A Biblical Analysis of Infant Baptism 00:57:48 – 00:58:18

A viewer aged 44 says they do not fully understand baptism and asks whether to wait.

Winger advises: do not wait, but do it in connection with a real human spiritual leader (pastor or elder). Have them walk you through what baptism means, then be baptized. The goal is personal accountability and community connection, not intellectual mastery of all theological nuances before acting.
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A Biblical Analysis of Infant Baptism @ 00:57:48

2019-07-31

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