If you’re weighing a move to a Presbyterian or Reformed church, infant baptism is often the hardest doctrine to accept. Reformed theology doesn’t rest the case on a few proof texts; it rests it on how the whole of Scripture hangs together. Here is the case in brief. What Is Christian Baptism? First, what is […]
A Concise Case for Reformed Infant BaptismRead More
About a year and a half ago, my family found a home at a Reformed church (URCNA), and we could not be happier with that decision. We love the pure preaching of the Scriptures, the doctrines of grace, family worship, and seeing our children baptized. Yet the road that led us to a Reformed church
How the Exodus Convinced Me to Baptize My ChildrenRead More
The proper view of the Lord’s Supper was among the topics heavily debated between those striving to reform the church during the Protestant Reformation. Indeed, this very debate caused fracturing among the different factions of the movement and prevented the Protestants from fully unifying.[1] The disagreement, most notably between the Lutherans and the Reformed, provides
Reformed Christians and the Lord’s Supper.
More Than a Memorial: What Reformed Christians Believe About the Lord’s SupperRead More
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