Believer’s baptism and baptismal regeneration represent two distinct views on the role of water baptism in salvation. Believer’s baptism holds that baptism is an outward, symbolic act of obedience performed “after” a person has consciously trusted in Jesus Christ and His blood for salvation. Conversely, baptismal regeneration teaches that baptism is a sacramental law where God creates spiritual rebirth, forgives sins, and initiates being spiritually born again. While I tend to avoid writing about church doctrines due to disagreements, my ministry requires me to share my personal interpretations. I’m often asked about what washes away our sins, the water or the blood? The power to save is in His blood – not the water.

This has been a great year for Ainsworth FFA so far. In September, several students participated in range judging competitions across the state.

It’s a widely recognized symbol of the FFA Organization, but do you know the symbolism behind the FFA Emblem? The following is an explanation of what the FFA Emblem stands for: Cross section of the ear of corn: Represents unity. Wherever you live in the United States, corn is grown everywhere.

FFA Members Learn Through Experiences

Several Ainsworth FFA Officers were asked to reflect what FFA means to them. The following are their answers.

FFA Students Attend National Convention