New Book: Baptism – A Biblical and Historical Examination

Throughout history, one question has stirred the hearts of mankind more than almost any other: “What must I do to be saved?” From the words of Jesus to the preaching of His apostles, God has given us a clear and consistent answer. Yet over time, that answer has been clouded by traditions, denominational teachings, and personal interpretations—especially when it comes to baptism.

I grew up hearing that baptism was important—but not essential. I never really understood its true purpose. Like many, I was taught that salvation came by faith alone, and that baptism was simply a public symbol or outward sign of an inward grace. But the more I read and studied God's word for myself, the more I began to see that Scripture painted a much deeper, more powerful picture.

That's what led me to write Baptism: A Biblical and Historical Examination.

This book is not about promoting a church or a tradition—it's about pointing people back to what the Bible actually says. Using the New King James Version (NKJV), I’ve tried to humbly and carefully walk through Scripture to answer questions like:

• Is baptism necessary for salvation?

• When does a person receive the forgiveness of sins?

• What does it truly mean to be “born again”?

• Does faith alone save, or is obedience required?

This is not a book meant to stir division or win arguments. It's written in love—for those who are seeking truth, who sincerely want to understand what God says about salvation, and who long to follow the gospel just as Jesus and His apostles preached it.

It’s not a ploy to make money. I genuinely want this message to reach anyone who desires to study it. If you'd like a free PDF version of the book, I’ll be happy to share it with you by email—just reach out and ask. No strings attached.

My prayer is that this book will bless and strengthen your faith, and that it will encourage all of us to seek God's will with open hearts, willing minds, and a deep love for His truth. May it help guide others toward the obedience of faith (Romans 1:5) and into the joy and assurance found only in Christ.

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