Curriculum
Course 08 · 7 study hours
Repentance and Water Baptism
Study conversion, burial with Christ, remission of sins, and the apostolic practice of baptism in Jesus’ name.
Reading at Level 1: Elementary through high school wording. The course order stays the same; the lesson guide and tests adjust to this level.
Core claim
The gospel calls sinners to repent and be baptized in Jesus Christ’s name as a grace-receiving response of faith.
What you will be able to do
Observable outcomes, not vague familiarity
- Define repentance as a Spirit-enabled turn.
- Explain baptism’s union, burial, cleansing, and covenant meanings.
- Demonstrate Jesus-name baptism throughout Acts.
- Answer major baptism objections calmly and in context.
Course lessons
Read, work the Scripture lab, then complete the check
01Repentance: Turning to GodRepentance is a change of mind and direction that leaves sin, turns to God, and produces fitting fruit.02What Water Baptism MeansBaptism is burial with Christ, union with Him, appeal to God, washing, covenant identification, and entry into a new life.03Jesus-Name Baptism Through ActsEvery recorded baptismal setting in Acts centers the authority and name of Jesus Christ.04Answering the Major Baptism ObjectionsContext resolves objections from the thief, Paul’s mission statement, faith-language, and Matthew 28:19.
Cumulative course exam
8 questions · 80% mastery mark
The exam uses the selected understanding level. Level 1 focuses on core recognition and clear explanations; Level 2 and 3 add more synthesis and teaching practice. Retakes preserve your highest score.