Jesus’ Baptism and Our Calling to Make Disciples

Jesus’ baptism reveals obedient devotion to Jehovah and points Christians toward baptism, faithful discipleship, and the command to make disciples.

Coming to Christ and Beginning a Life with Him

Coming to Christ means repentance, obedient faith, baptism, Scriptural renewal, and beginning a lifelong course of loyal discipleship.

Salvation begins through grace and faith, continues through obedient discipleship, and reaches completion through endurance and resurrection.

Sanctification is the continuing process of being set apart for Jehovah and bringing every area of life under His revealed moral will.

Sin means falling short of Jehovah’s perfect standard through inherited imperfection, personal wrongdoing, rebellion, and neglected obedience.

Jesus’ narrow gate demands obedient faith, repentance, endurance, and loyalty, while the broad road ends in irreversible destruction.

John 8:36 reveals how Jesus frees believers from slavery to sin through His sacrifice, truth, repentance, and a life of obedient faith.

The cross reveals Jehovah’s justice, love, and saving power through Christ’s ransom, reconciliation, resurrection, and call to obedient faith.

Live the Christian life through obedient faith, Scripture-guided conduct, prayer, holiness, congregation service, evangelism, and endurance.

True Christians continue in faith through obedient trust, Scripture, repentance, endurance, evangelism, and reliance on Christ’s sacrifice.