I grew up where we were anti-ritualistic in looking for the spiritual, the immediate. For me, it was a move from that to liturgy, material, rites, rituals, sacraments that actually help ground it. We don't get wine crushed by the feet of nuns and water from the river Jordan for baptism. So I think the context, the extraordinary and the ordinary is actually a gift to us.
What are the differences between Reformational, Roman Catholic, and Anabaptist sacramental views? And what are sacraments for? In this episode of White Horse Inn, hosts Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, Bob Hiller, and Walter Strickland discuss the common impressions and misconceptions of the sacraments in a society prone toward unmediated spirituality.