The baptism of disciples alone: A covenantal argument for credobaptism versus paedobaptism Michael P. V. Barrett The insights and understanding of

The insights and understanding of the Christian life are as helpful and timely today as when they were first written

whose own ministry echoes Calvin's in many ways

like Grosse’s original hearers

Ryken goes one step further than merely explaining the genre of story-he includes exercises to help students master this rich literary treasure

that the Reformed church doesn’t seem interested in keeping in step with the Spirit

The baptism of disciples alone: A covenantal argument for credobaptism versus paedobaptism Michael P. V. Barrett The insights and understanding ofAs a former Presbyterian minister, I baptized two of my infants. I was sincere. It was meaningful. I believed that infant baptism (paedobaptism) was biblical. However, I was sincerely and biblically wrong. Now, I am convinced that the baptism authorized by the Bible is the baptism of disciples. In fact, I believe the Bible authorizes the baptism of disciples alone. This position may also be called credobaptism, from the Latin verb credo, meaning