Core Christianity Is Infant Baptism Biblical?
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Feb 18, 2025 Pastor Adriel Sanchez shares his transformation from credobaptist to paedobaptist, highlighting how deeper biblical study led him to embrace infant baptism. He explores theological implications and calls for a reassessment of traditional views. The discussion delves into the covenantal inclusion of children, revealing how both the Old and New Testaments support this practice. By referencing household baptisms, the podcast argues that God's promises extend to infants, emphasizing their rightful place in the baptismal community.
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Adriel's Journey to Infant Baptism
- Pastor Adriel Sanchez initially believed infant baptism was an unbiblical Catholic tradition.
- Studying church history and scripture changed his view, concluding that the Bible supports infant baptism.
Baptism as God's Work
- Baptism is not primarily an individual's proclamation of faith, but God's work.
- It signifies God's promises applied to believers and their children.
Burden of Proof for Infant Baptism
- The burden of proof lies with those who reject infant baptism.
- Historically, children were included in God's covenant community.