1. Dr. Warner emphasized that baptism is not just something we do it’s about who we become.Question:How would your daily decisions change if you truly believed your core identity is “beloved child of God” rather than what you accomplish, produce, or manage? Where are you most tempted to forget that identity?

2. Baptism isn’t just symbolic washing it’s declaring, “I belong to Jesus.”Question:If baptism marks a change of allegiance and identity, what does that practically mean for how you live Monday through Saturday? What’s one area where your old identity still tries to compete?

3. False IdentitiesWe often live out of identities like “the responsible one,” “the strong one,” “the overlooked one,” etc.Question:What label have you carried that might not be rooted in Christ? How has it shaped your behavior?  What would it look like to let that label die in the waters of baptism?

4. Living as Someone Who Is Already LovedIf we truly live as someone who is already secure, chosen, and forgiven…Question:How would that affect your anxiety, conflict responses, leadership style, parenting, or friendships?