Baptism Infant Baptism and the Future of the Church May 25, 2021 Infant baptism announces God's plan of future hope for the church of Jesus Christ.
3GT 3GT Episode 202: Dunk, Sprinkle, or Pour? October 27, 2020 The guys start off lamenting Scott's absence, and wondering if he who says he never listens to 3GT will tune into this episode to see what Kyle and Barry say about him. Then
Baptism What Does Baptism Do? October 02, 2019 There are different ways to approach the regular debates and confusions about baptism. One way I've found helpful lately is to ask the Scriptures, "What does baptism do?" When we look for God's
Discipleship Discipleship and the Sacraments March 22, 2019 When we receive the Word and sacrament in faith we are fellowshipping with him who has physically ascended to his Father in heaven and are made his followers. And Jesus intended that this method of discipleship continue until his return.
Baptism The Case for Kids February 26, 2019 I sometimes think that the Church of Jesus Christ has complicated the whole matter of candidature for baptism. No doubt there is a place for minuscule debate, but surely it is sad if
Parenting Covenant Evangelism February 20, 2019 In the RPCNA, when parents bring their children for baptism, they take several vows, one of which regards our responsibility to bring the good news of Jesus to our children: Do you promise
Baptism Cat Christians November 09, 2015 Recently we had some Christian friends from Asia over. As we discussed the church in their land, one of them used an analogy I had not heard before. She said a lot of
Baptism Represented, Sealed, and Applied April 23, 2015 Last Lord’s Day our congregation had the pleasure of witnessing the baptism of a covenant child born into one of our families. When infants are baptized, parents take vows. We understand the
Baptism The Children Are Always Included August 27, 2014 Where do our children stand with respect to God’s covenant? How should we treat them as Christian parents? Why do we baptize infants? Those questions fill the mind of parents. They were