Sermon Text: Mark 1:9-11
from Mount Olive Mankato Hosted by Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Why the Baptism of Jesus is so Meaningful for Us 1. At His baptism, Jesus began His public work of saving us from our sins. 2. At His baptism, God the Father declared His acceptance of Jesus and His work on our befalf.
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