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Hey Reader,

What an exciting week it's been! Thank you to everyone who has already preordered one of our new upcoming books. These preorders help us out SO much more than you'll ever know.

We have FIVE new books for preorder and they have all been so much fun to write. Here's what you can snag. When you preorder by tonight, you'll also get the eBook AND the audiobook versions for FREE (which will be sent out long before the print versions are ready to go)!

A Christian's Guide to Natural Living by Jami Balmdet
How to: Grind Your Own Grains by Jami Balmet
How to: Brew Your Own Kombucha by Jami Balmet
Your Pocket Guide to Baptism by Jason Balmet (see intro sneak peek below)!
Your Pocket Guide to Headovering by Jason Balmet

You can hop over here to check out all the new releases!

If you order the books in print TODAY, you will also get the eBook and the Audiobook versions for FREE!

Your Pocket Guide to Baptism by Jason Balmet

Jason's been dreaming of doing this theology series for a long time. He has about 10 books planned in the series so far, with the first two releasing this summer.

His goal with this series is to tackle hot button theological topics, like baptism and headcovering. But this series will be unique. He's not just telling you what we believe (although he will do that), he's going to over the topic from a high level overview so you can understand what the theological topic is all about and the different viewpoints!

If you want a sneak peek, here's the intro for the baptism book. You can really get a taste for what this series will be!

Few theological topics are more discussed and debated

than baptism. The majority of American Christians,

who make up Baptist denominations and most

nondenominational churches and organizations, look

askance at Presbyterians, and wonder why they insist

on preserving the Roman Catholic practice of infant

baptism.

Similarly, Presbyterians and Lutherans look with

sadness at Baptists, wondering why they would

withhold such a meaningful sign from their children. A

lot of Christians, dare I suggest, most Christians, live

out their entire lives embracing the baptism tradition

they grew up with or were saved into. They don’t

know much about the alternative view, other than that

is strange and other and clearly must be wrong because

it just is.

This reality is seemingly harmless, but is it ideal?

I submit to you that believers should care much

more about this topic and spend the time to research it

more fully. (That is, after all, the entire point of this

little book).

Why do I say this? Aren’t there more important doctrines to study than baptism? It is, after all, a secondary issue, isn’t it?

Yes, it is a secondary issue, but that is not to say that

it is an unimportant one. Baptism is a significant

doctrine, one that can have a profound effect on our

worship, parenting, choice of church, and more. I think

I can safely say that spending some time digging into

the topic is well worth it. After all, baptism hits at the

very center of the Great Commission charge that Christ

left His disciples with in Matthew 28:18-20, and

represents the heart of our faith, the gospel.

I wrote this book with myself from several years ago

in mind. As I’ll share in the next chapter, I was once the

sort of person I’m talking about here: relatively

ignorant of the biblical arguments for the opposing

view to my own. My goal for this book is twofold: first,

to convince you that you should care more about

baptism, and second, that you should study it in more

depth than you ever have. If you come away from

reading this book, and perhaps a few of the other

books I recommend at the end, having deepened your

current baptism conviction, then I will be happy.

Likewise, if you do the study and realize by the end

that your conviction has changed, I will also be happy.

The purpose of this book is to help you deepen your

knowledge and understanding of the main views of

baptism. I hold to my own conviction, of course, and I

will include the reasons and arguments that have led

me to it. But my main goal isn’t to convince you that

I’m right. It’s to help you hold your own view more

confidently and with a deeper appreciation for the

doctrine of baptism.

I’ve laid this small book out in a pretty straightforward manner. First, I’ll summarize the doctrine of baptism and explain what it is and what all views agree with about it. Then, we’ll look to the Bible for the passages each view uses to build their

arguments supporting their view. Finally, I’ll conclude

by sharing my own view and the reasons why I

believe it is the correct one. I’ll also share a list of

recommended resources that I found useful as I

studied this topic in depth for the first time several

years ago.

Are you ready to get started? Let’s go!

We are in the middle of final edits and starting to record the audiobooks! The first book that will be finalized and sent out is The Christian's Guide to Natural Living. In fact, watch over the next few days I will be sending out the first 3 chapters of that book in audio form so you can get a jump start on listening 😍

Head over to grab your preorders today!

in Christ,
Jami & Jason Balmet

PO Box 911 7310 STATE HIGHWAY 49, Lotus, ca 95651
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