The Russell Moore Show

Episode 193 | 12 min

Question: Should I Go to a Church That Practices Infant Baptism?

Russell answers a listener question about the struggle over believer’s baptism versus infant baptism.

August 4, 2025
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Russell answers a listener’s question: Should I go to a church that practices infant baptism?

Listen to the episode with Ligon Duncan: Ligon Duncan Tells Me Where I’m Wrong on Infant Baptism
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