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 Listen to an episode of Reformed Forum with Daniel Hyde entitled Why Baptize Children?. (Reformed Forum)
 Listen to a sermon by Daniel Hyde entitled Baptism Simply Explained. (Sermon Audio)
Product Description: Perhaps no point of theology is as maligned or misunderstood as the historic Reformed practice of covenant (paedo) baptism. Despite its immense significance to the life and growth of the church, few introductory resources deal adequately with the exegetical, theological, and practical aspects of the practice.
Concise, yet comprehensive, Danny Hyde’s Jesus Loves the Little Children provides a pastorally sensitive and thoroughly scriptural account of the practice, all the while directing our minds and hearts to the central truth of the gospel: that God himself graciously acts on our behalf in and through Jesus Christ.
Whether or not you ultimately agree with Hyde’s conclusions, his case deserves careful consideration. And, if the book achieves nothing else, Christians of all persuasions and baptismal convictions will be repeatedly pressed to search the Scriptures and find there the immeasurable grace of our covenant-keeping God.
Hyde’s book is the perfect resource for covenant parents, as well as for anyone seeking to better understand the doctrine of covenant baptism.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Opening Matters
- Defining our Terms
- Circumcision & Baptism
- Covenant & Baptism
- Baptism or Dedication?
- Baptism: Immersion, Pouring, or Sprinkling?
- A Brief History of Infant Baptism
- A Word to Parents
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1: Reformed Confessions on Baptism
- Appendix 2: Baptism of Infants—Form Number 1
104 Pages
Published April 2012 (2nd edition)
About the Author: Daniel R. Hyde is the pastor of the Oceanside United Reformed Church (United Reformed Churches in North America) in Carlsbad/Oceanside, California. He has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Vanguard University, Master of Divinity (M.Div.) from Westminster Seminary California, and a Master of Theology (Th.M.) from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. |
