Willetton Christian Church

Ge 17:1-14; Ro 4:1-17. Dan Kroon. A question that has baffled the church for many hundreds of years. A question that has divided us right down the middle. A question even the most convicted of people continue to wrestle with. It's not the most important question out there. It's not a matter of life or death. But it is a question of practice and unity that can't be left unaddressed. We are commanded to baptise – so we need to do so, acting in good faith and seeking to understand what the Bible says. So, why does the Reformed church do what it does? Why do we baptise infants instead of practicing believers' baptism? That's the question for this Sunday evening. MISSING INTRO:  Why do we practice Infant Baptism and not Believer’s Baptism? That’s the question we’re considering tonight. And let me say thanks to the person who raised it for us; because while we give a brief introduction to baptism each time we have one, and while we might discuss it amongst ourselves, it’s probably been a long while since we’ve dedi