I was baptized before conversion. Should I be baptized again after coming to faith?

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the singular nature of baptism as a sacrament marking the beginning of the Christian life, drawing on Calvin's teachings and a Reformed understanding of the Bible. It argues against re-baptism, asserting that baptism signifies one's definitive passage from death to life in Christ. The practical takeaway is that while baptism is a singular event, its timing relative to personal faith is not what determines its validity, as the sign and the signified may not be identical.