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Hulk Hogan and His Wife Get Baptized at Indian Rock Baptist Church



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Indian Rocks, FL, - Hulk Hogan, the iconic wrestler whose yellow bandana and handlebar mustache have graced arenas for decades, has taken a new stage: the baptismal font. The 70-year-old WWE legend, recently married to Sky Daily Hogan, underwent a public baptism ceremony at Indian Rocks Baptist Church in Florida, calling it the "greatest day of my life."

Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, has long spoken openly about his Christian faith. In a recent social media post, he reflected on accepting Christ at 14, stating that "training, prayers, and vitamins" kept him in the game. However, this baptism marks a deeper commitment, publicly declaring his faith and "total surrender and dedication to Jesus."

Photos and videos of the ceremony show Hogan and Sky, dressed in white, being gently submerged in the baptismal pool by a pastor. Hogan's signature bandana, this time in white, remains firmly in place, a testament to his enduring persona even in this sacred moment. His wife, Sky, also expressed her joy, sharing on social media that she was "so proud" of her husband and "blessed" to be baptized alongside him.

The news has resonated with fans and the broader community. Indian Rocks Baptist Church, where the ceremony took place, celebrated the occasion, sharing Hogan's post on their Instagram story with the caption, "God is doing amazing things at Indian Rocks." Fans, too, have taken to social media, congratulating Hogan on his newfound faith and sharing their own experiences with baptism.

Hogan's decision to publicly undergo baptism comes at a time of personal transformation. In recent years, he has faced controversies and legal challenges, but his faith has remained a constant source of strength. This public declaration of his commitment to Christianity suggests a renewed focus on faith and family in the next chapter of his life.




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"Jaws" (Richard Kiel) from the James Bond movies was born again and even became an evangelist. I remember someone telling me he came to his church to preach. 

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I hope he is truly saved - but too many of these Hollywood/celebrity conversions are just junk, making religious people with no real spiritual substance. Oh, Elon Musk is saved because his interviewers got him to pray with them (with no clear gospel presentation or repentance). Oh, Chris Pratt is saved because he said something about the (universal) Fatherhood of God at a Disney convention recently (of course, you must overlook the fact that he started blaspheming God and using Jesus’ name in vain in several of his recent movies - if he was really taking a stand for Jesus because he got saved, you figure he would stand against using his professed Saviour’s name as a swear word). Be like Justin Bieber - produce basically pornographic music videos as long as you cover yourself with “Jesus tattoos”. Now THAT’s showing love for (the Hollywood) Jesus!!

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I checked out Indian Rock Baptist church. And they are Rocking church. Very worldly. Long haired guitar players rocking out for Jesus. Smh.  Looking just like this old sin rot world. Not impressed. Right on the front page of Web site asking if you want to be baptized....really? That's your big concern. How about salvation FIRST! Then we talk baptism. 

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6 hours ago, markmorris1611 said:

I checked out Indian Rock Baptist church. And they are Rocking church. Very worldly. Long haired guitar players rocking out for Jesus. Smh.  Looking just like this old sin rot world. Not impressed. Right on the front page of Web site asking if you want to be baptized....really? That's your big concern. How about salvation FIRST! Then we talk baptism. 

Wretched did a youtube on worship services that was on the mark. He is from a reformed view point but his video was quite interesting. 

 

The requirements for a service for many  don't revolve around the depth of the sermon, but like the amount of fog from the machine, colour of the lights, how long the guitar solo is and emotional resonance.  Especially for the likes of Bethel, Elevation and Hillsong.

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