Mission: baptism

In Genesis we see not just an account of God's creation of the world, but God shows His love for us so much more deeply than that. It is not good for Adam to be alone, but does Adam even know it?

Craig, Troy, and Newly Minted Vicar Josh find their way back to Genesis and discover God's life-giving water that flows forth from Eden for you. Though there are many side-trips discussing the various approaches to this creation account, we nevertheless find God's Word is faithful, beneficial, and true.

Craig and Troy return from a short hiatus in order to return to the account of God's creation of the world and all that is in it. Out of all His creation, mankind stands unique in receiving a special gift of and from God. What is it? Listen in and find out!

Craig and Troy sit down with Corey Wilson, president of Emmaus Theological Seminary in Cleveland, Ohio. What does it take to open a new seminary these days? And why open a new one, when so many others are closing?

But is it that, Craig? Or is it that Troy desires to listen to God's word as the source of truth? Craig and Troy wade into the book of Genesis and the minefield that is the creation and evolution debate.

Whose supper is it? What is given in the supper? What is received in the supper? And why those things in the supper? Craig and Troy discuss THE supper . . . the Lord's Supper.

Why do Lutherans get so excited about the Lord's Supper? Why can't they stop talking about it? The secret lies in the objective reality of it. Craig and Troy talk their way around how God chooses to work from within the world He created, and how He gives spiritual blessings through physical means.

What role does baptism take in mission work? What goes before baptism, and what must come after? Craig and Troy discuss the baptismal life, the life of the Church, and how it all fits into mission.

So the question is, what mode of baptism is valid? And the other question is, who should be doing the baptism? Craig and Troy continue the discussion on how God uses water to do such great things.

Craig and Troy dive into the deep waters (no pun intended) of baptism. Should we baptize infants? Should we never baptize infants? How should we read the whole Bible story so that we can know?