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Baptismal Exhortation: Another Link in the Chain

Written by: Rich Lusk
Category: Sacramental Theology
Published: 10 April 2023

Infant baptism is a sign of God's multi-generational faithfulness. God's covenants always include the next generation. We Presbyterians call this "covenant succession." The promise God makes to believing parents is, "I will be your God and the God of your children." The hope, based on this promise, is that the faith will be passed on from one generation to the next in an unbroken chain.

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Baptismal Exhortation: Grace Restores the Family

Written by: Rich Lusk
Category: Sacramental Theology
Published: 04 January 2023

There are many arguments we can derive from Scripture in favor of the practice of baptizing children. 

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Baptismal Exhortation: The Watery Doorway

Written by: Rich Lusk
Category: Sacramental Theology
Published: 30 August 2022

In baptism, water is poured or sprinkled over a person in the Triune name. Why does baptism use water? To grasp the full meaning of baptism, we need to grasp the meaning of water in the Scripture. Water was chosen for a reason, having to do with both its symbolism and its practical uses. Water is a fitting instrument for God’s purpose.

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Baptism as Sign and Seal

Written by: Rich Lusk
Category: Sacramental Theology
Published: 15 August 2022

We are gathered here today to celebrate the sacrament of baptism.

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Baptismal Exhortation: Types and Shadows of God's Salvation

Written by: Rich Lusk
Category: Sacramental Theology
Published: 09 August 2022

To understand baptism, we cannot just look at a few NT passages that mention baptism explicitly. The apostles clearly believed there were events in the OT that prefigured Christian baptism.

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  1. The TPC Baptismal Liturgy
  2. Do I Believe in Baptismal Regeneration?
  3. The TPC Baptism Font - Design and Placement
  4. The Baptism of a Baby Is a Beautiful Thing

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