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What Are You Building Your Life Around?

Decker Prairie Church of Christ
Haggai’s call to consider your ways is a call to stop and look at where life is really going, and to put God’s house first before our own.
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Episcopal Teaching and the New Testament, Passage by Passage

Decker Prairie Church of Christ
Episcopal worship runs through bishops and the Book of Common Prayer. We walk the passages behind why we hold to the New Testament alone: local elders instead of bishops, a cappella singing, weekly communion, and immersion instead of infant baptism.
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From the Door to the Closing Prayer: A First Visit, Start to Finish

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A walk through a first Sunday with us, from the greeting at the door to the closing prayer, and the two passages, Romans 15:7 and 1 Corinthians 14:40, that shape why nothing is required of a guest.
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Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation? A Straight, Biblical Answer

Decker Prairie Church of Christ
Yes, and we don’t think that turns salvation into something earned. We walk through Acts 2:38, 1 Peter 3:21, and Romans 6 to show why baptism and being saved are tied together in the New Testament.
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