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"I baptize with water," John said, "but the One coming after me will baptize with the Holy Spirit!" Many people have taken John's statement to imply that his own baptism was a powerless sign, an empty symbol. It was only the invisible baptism provided by Jesus that would be genuinely meaningful and powerful. In this three minute video, Tim Gallant explains why that interpretation is thoroughly wrong.

The healings of Jesus are a sign of his power, and his authority to forgive sins. But they are more than that: they are a foretaste of the permanent healing which his kingdom ultimately gives to his people.

In this three minute video, Tim reminds us that in our fallen state, we suppress God's truth and are dead in our sins. What can rescue us from such a condition? Only a sovereign God, acting in sovereign grace.

In this three minute video, Tim explains that the Christian hope is not an eternal future floating on a heavenly cloud. We await a new heaven — and a new earth.

If repentance is necessary for salvation, doesn't that compromise the role of faith and turn salvation into a work? In this three minute video, Tim Gallant outlines the biblical significance of repentance.

Is church really necessary? Can't I worship just as well at home, or in nature? In this three minute video, Tim Gallant explains the connection between Christian worship and the biblical theme of the Day of the Lord, showing that private ways of spiritual edification are not equivalent to gathering with God's people.

In this three minute video, Tim Gallant explains why he doesn't promote "children's church": all church should be children's church.