People often ask the important question of why Presbyterians baptize infants. Recently, a pastor asked if there was a way to ordain a person to the office of ruling elder who was reformed in everyway except he could not commit to "infant baptism." I faced it as a pastor on one occasion and have r...
Author: Charles
Charles Dunahoo pastored churches in Georgia and Alabama before being called to his present position as Coordinator for the PCA of Christian Education and Publications (CEP).
The Life of Faith: What Has God Done for You?
This is a good introduction to or reminder of his ability to communicate the doctrines of grace. The book is a collection of articles written by the author in numerous publications and as usual, he focuses on God in reminding us that it is not about us but about him.
The Battle Belongs to the Lord
This book will appeal to both the entire body of believers, not only professionals in ministry. It is clearly written, easy to read, and will be a good source of study for a Sunday school class, as well as for personal study.An excellent primer on apologetics that underscores the place of apologe...
Redeeming Pop Culture: A Kingdom Approach
This is a good personal read and study book, but it could also be used with a group.You will not only learn about pop culture and how Christians are to handle it, but will also learn about the kingdom of God and what being a kingdom Christian involves.
Who Disciples Covenant Children?
Both parents and church are responsible to take seriously the covenant promises of God. This means to nurture and disciple the children with great care, with all the beliefs and hopes that they are among the children of God.
Does the Church Really Need Leadership
While leaders in the church must be concerned about the purity of the faith and shepherding God's people, they need to be people of vision who know how to set direction for the church's ministry, communicate that clearly to the church, and through training and guidance, help each member know wher...