This powerful message takes us deep into the foundational truth of baptism as more than just a ritual—it's a vivid picture of our complete transformation in Christ. Drawing from Romans 6, we explore how baptism symbolizes the burial of our old life and the resurrection of our new identity. Just as God used water throughout Scripture—from Noah's flood washing away the old world to Moses leading Israel through the Red Sea—baptism represents God's consistent pattern of removing what was broken to usher in what is new. The teaching challenges us to examine what we're still holding onto from our past that needs to be buried with Christ. Are there old habits, destructive patterns, or ways of thinking that we've never truly laid in the grave? The truth is liberating: when we died with Christ, sin lost its power over us. We're no longer slaves to what once controlled us. This isn't about religious obligation—it's about walking in the resurrection power that's already inside us. The question becomes intensely personal: what prevents us from fully embracing this new life? Is it lack of knowledge about what Christ has done, or is it a commitment issue where we're holding back from fully surrendering? The message reminds us that insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results. If we want transformation, we must bury the old to make room for the new.