6 April 2026
On Easter Sunday, the sermon centered on Romans 6 and the meaning of baptism as a sign of being united with Jesus in both his death and resurrection. The pastor explained that baptism itself is not magical, but points to the deeper reality of being “in Christ.” Through that union, believers’ old selves are buried with Jesus, their sin is judged and its power broken, and they are forgiven because Christ has paid sin’s penalty on the cross.
The message emphasized that Easter is not only about Jesus rising long ago, but about his resurrection life being given to people now. Those who belong to Christ are called to see themselves as dead to sin and alive to God, walking in newness of life by the Spirit. The sermon closed with hopeful encouragement that Jesus’ life is stronger than sin, shame, and even death itself, and this hope was then embodied through testimonies from four baptism candidates.
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