Long long ago I wrote a tract for my website entitled, “Why baptize babies.” I actually started to blog the content at one point, but instead asked the good people at Athanasius Press if they wanted to publish it. After making alterations and variouis edits, it was deemed suitable for publication and is now available. (As soon as the cover art is online, I’ll let you know.”

I wrote this to be the perfect, one-stop-shop, handy-dandy, explanation for why Reformed churches baptize the infants of at least one Christian. It is only $5.00 (and probably less if you want to buy in bulk. Give them a call to see if you can work something out.)

While the content has been tweaked, this is still basically the same essay that many have told me they found useful and that several churches have used. If you know any Christian struggling with this issue or with a friend who struggles, I think you will find this book helpful.

Another book is also available, one to which I have only contributed to in a small way, but that also contains essays by excellent scholars and ministers like John Armstrong, Don Garlington, Peter Leithart, Rich Lusk, Andrew Sandlin, and Norman Shepherd. This is a response to a highly inflammatory and highly inaccurate book by Westminster Seminary in California. But with these quality writers, the book is worth getting for it’s own sake. (And, since you’re buying it anyway, you should take a look at my essay as well.)