What does it truly mean to be baptized, and why does this ancient practice still matter in our modern faith journey? This conversation takes us deep into the heart of baptism, revealing it as far more than a religious ritual—it's an outward sign of an invisible grace at work within us. We discover that baptism isn't something we do to earn God's favor, but rather something God does in us and through us. The discussion beautifully unpacks Jesus's own baptism, where He insisted that John baptize Him not because He needed it, but to show us that baptism is about what the Father does, not about our own worthiness or understanding. This shifts everything: we don't have to fully comprehend the mystery of faith to participate in it. Whether we're baptized as infants or adults, whether we remember the moment or not, the sacred mark remains. The conversation challenges us to see baptism as part of our ongoing journey of saying 'yes' to Jesus—not just once, but every single day as we die to our self-centered selves and live for Christ. For those of us navigating questions about when and how to baptize, or wondering about the significance of our own baptism, this exploration offers profound reassurance that God's grace meets us wherever we are in our understanding.