The Challenge of Child Communion

Doug Wilson dives into the cultural stakes facing the church and critiques the fruitlessness of the sexual revolution. He challenges evangelical complacency in child-rearing and proposes child communion as a necessary practice to keep covenant children engaged in faith. Addressing objections, he highlights the importance of participation in worship and argues that children learn sacramental meaning through regular involvement. Wilson also calls out the hypocrisy in churches that baptize infants yet withhold communion, emphasizing a more inclusive approach.