Baptists, Your Children Are Holy (Whether You Agree Or Not)
· 17.04.2024 · 23:00:06 ··· ··· Wednesday ·· 3 (3)
Right Response Ministries One of the greatest and most frequent requests in our prayers should be for God to graciously save our children. No child by virtue of pedigree or status is born with a right to salvation, and each individual must choose for himself to place personal faith and trust in Jesus. However, in an effort to maintain the importance of a personal decision to trust in Jesus some baptists run the risk of overcorrecting, and negating the promises of the gospel that are given to parents and children, for example 1 Cor 7:14. Baptists can and should affirm the holiness and special nature of their covenant children with a good conscience, while still waiting to baptize their children upon profession of faith. Tune in now as we discuss covenant theology and why the children of baptists are indeed holy.
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