Send us a text Water can be ordinary until it isn’t—until it becomes a line in the sand between who we were and who we’re becoming. We open up the deep story of baptism, starting with the Jewish mikveh and its call to living, running water, then trace how John the Baptizer reframed a familiar ritual toward repentance and readiness for the Messiah. Along the way, we share our own baptism moments—quiet, communal, and transformative—and ask the question everyone eventually asks: does baptism sav...
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Send us a text Water can be ordinary until it isn’t—until it becomes a line in the sand between who we were and who we’re becoming. We open up the deep story of baptism, starting with the Jewish mikveh and its call to living, running water, then trace how John the Baptizer reframed a familiar ritual toward repentance and readiness for the Messiah. Along the way, we share our own baptism moments—quiet, communal, and transformative—and ask the question everyone eventually asks: does baptism sav...
37: Abdu Murray: The Beauty of Embracing The Truth
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37: Abdu Murray: The Beauty of Embracing The Truth
Abdu Murray is an author, attorney, and leading Christian apologist who has spent years engaging some of the most pressing questions about faith and culture. Once a devout Muslim, Abdu dedicated nearly a decade to investigating the historical, philosophical, and scientific claims of Christianity before coming to faith in Jesus. Today, he serves as the President of Embrace the Truth, a ministry dedicated to sharing the Gospel through open conversations, debates, and media. Abdu has spoken arou...
The Boundless Bible
Send us a text Water can be ordinary until it isn’t—until it becomes a line in the sand between who we were and who we’re becoming. We open up the deep story of baptism, starting with the Jewish mikveh and its call to living, running water, then trace how John the Baptizer reframed a familiar ritual toward repentance and readiness for the Messiah. Along the way, we share our own baptism moments—quiet, communal, and transformative—and ask the question everyone eventually asks: does baptism sav...
