Baptism and the Lord's Supper are more than rituals-they are God's visible language for revealing invisible truth.
In this powerful and accessible book, Frederick Perry Sr. uncovers the deep biblical meaning behind the two central ordinances of the Christian faith, showing how God has always used physical signs to communicate spiritual realities.
From circumcision and sacrifices to feasts and priestly garments, God has woven a consistent pattern throughout Scripture: He makes the unseen visible through tangible acts. In the New Covenant, this divine pattern reaches its fullness in baptism and the Lord's Supper-two sacred practices that shape identity, form community, and invite believers into a living encounter with Christ.
Drawing from rich Old Testament foundations, New Testament revelation, and key Greek insights, this book explores:

• Why God uses visible signs to form covenant identity
• How baptism functions as the New Covenant counterpart to circumcision
• Why immersion matters and what it truly symbolizes
• How the Lord's Supper is more than remembrance-it is participation
• The meaning of koinonia and the communal power of the table
• Why self-examination is essential for authentic communion
• How baptism and communion work together to shape discipleship
• What it means to live the reality these ordinances proclaim

With clarity, depth, and pastoral warmth, Baptism and the Lord's Supper invites believers to rediscover the beauty, power, and purpose of these sacred acts. Whether you are a new believer, a seasoned disciple, or a ministry leader, this book will deepen your understanding and enrich your practice of the faith.
Step into the story of God's visible signs.
Embrace the ordinances that shape identity, community, and spiritual transformation.