June 1, 2025
Baptism
Beloved
At Jesus’ baptism, the Father said, “You’re my son. I love you. I’m proud of you.” As Christians, our baptism is a sign that we are in Christ, that what is true about him is true about us, and that the Father’s blessing now defines us.
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Questions
Luke 3:21-22
- Where or how in our culture do you see examples of people trying to earn belonging, love, or approval?
- Who in your life has spoken good words of affirmation and love to you? How have their words impacted you?
- The enemy’s lies usually are some version of “you don’t belong; you are unlovable; you’re a disappointment.” How have you encountered one of those lies in your life?
- How easy is it for you to believe that, because we are “in” Christ, what is true for Jesus is true for you?
- Which part of the Father’s blessing (“you are my child; I love you; I’m proud of you”) do you most need to absorb right now? Is there a next step for you in that?
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