What do 
you believe about baptism? In this interview, I ask Ken LaPrade, a house church pastor in El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico, to share his baptism journey. Coming from a Way International background, LaPrade learned that spirit baptism had replaced water. As a result he had interpreted the water baptisms in Acts to be incidents where the apostles held to an outdated methodology. Apparently, they had not realized that spirit baptism had replaced water. However, when LaPrade went back through the book of Acts, he failed to detect any negative remarks about baptism in water. He started to see how baptism in water and spirit actually went together in several conversion narratives in Acts. After careful study and much prayer, LaPrade decided to take the plunge himself and was surprised when he received significant physical healing as well. Whether you accept baptism or not, please take the time to consider LaPrade’s humble and honest-hearted approach to this important issue.
Notes and Links:
- You can get in touch with Ken LaPrade at ldc84jpm@yahoo.com
- Intro music: “District Four” by Kevin MacLeod. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.
Excellent program.The disciples of Jesus were baptizing.So that’s where Peter and the others
Got there baptism.John baptism was unto repentance for the forgiveness of sin Christ baptism.Notice Acts 19:1-7.
was for the forgiveness of sin.Totally different baptism Acts 2:38.In !Peter 3:21 says Christian baptism saves us.Not the putting away the filth of the flesh but an appeal to God in Christ for the clear conscience,Acts 22.16. Eph. 4:4 says there is one baptism.In every case in the book of Acts it was required..
Thanks again for all you do..
Kent Wheeler