"James Hajicek" <hajicek@execpc.com> wrote in message news:459E9CF8.7FC7A2E3@execpc.com... The topic of "Baptism for the Dead" is of critical importance for all Christians. That's a ridiculous assertion. A topic that is only mentioned *once*, and in passing at that, and hardly in a clear context, can hardly be considered a "critically important" doctrine. Most of those who are

Having God as the Lord of our lives is not an easy thing to consistently make in any Christian's life. But it is something we, as Christians, should always try to maintain. God is the Lord of our lives. And always will be. We should not lose sight of that fact. Sadly, we do from time to time. David Roper preaches about this in his sermon of encouragement presented below. May God bless,

moontaco wrote: A couple of months ago I read this on a forum called Datalounge. It was in several installments (just in case it seems oddly patched together!). There was also some discussion of it in the topic where it was posted: http://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/forum/thread/gossip/5315169/page-1.html It's not particularly dramatic, but I figured it might be a good break