Why Water? | Keith Golightly
from Grace Church Southern Pines Hosted by Grace Church Southern Pines
10-05-25 Water. It’s one of the most ordinary things in our lives. We drink it, wash with it, cook with it—simple, everyday purposes. But in Scripture, water is never just ordinary. God takes this common element and uses it for extraordinary, even supernatural purposes. From the flood to the Red Sea, from the Jordan River to the ministry of Jesus, water becomes a symbol of cleansing and of crossing over. And both of those realities come together in baptism. Baptism is not just a symbol but a God-ordained reality: in Christ, we are washed clean from sin, and we are carried across—not only from darkness to light, or from impurity to holiness—but from death itself into life everlasting. You can find this weeks sermon notes and groups guide here: https://gracechurchsp.org/resources/sermon-guides To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://www.gracechurchsp.org/give Fill the city with Jesus. This is the vision not just for our church, but for our people. The city is not just a physical location, but a collection of our family members, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances. How can you bring Jesus to your city? —— Stay Connected Website: https://www.gracechurchsp.org Grace Church Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gracechurchsp Grace Church Instagram: @gracechurch_sp #fillthecitywithjesus
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10-05-25 Water. It’s one of the most ordinary things in our lives. We drink it, wash with it, cook with it—simple, everyday purposes. But in Scripture, water is never just ordinary. God takes this common element and uses it for extraordinary, even supernatural purposes. From the flood to the Red Sea, from the Jordan River to the ministry of Jesus, water becomes a symbol of cleansing and of crossing over. And both of those realities come together in baptism. Baptism is not just a symbol but a...
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