SNAKE 12: Should a Father Baptize His Children or Administer the Lord’s Table to His Family?
In this episode of Snake on the Table, we tackle the provocative question: Should a father baptize his children or administer the Lord’s Table privately to his family? Join Tanner Cartright and Jerry Dorris as we delve into this sensitive topic, examining the role of fathers in administering sacraments like baptism and the Lord's table. We discuss the importance of maintaining a high view of the church's authority and the potential pitfalls of private ceremonies. Our conversation explores the intersection of Christianity, biblical masculinity, gender roles, and spirituality within the family and church dynamics. We react to the challenges posed by individualistic interpretations of faith and emphasize the need for church community and structure.
As elders of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky, we share insights from our confessional Baptist perspective. We're excited to engage with you, so send your questions or topics to snakeonthetable@gmail.com. Don't forget to check out our podcast on platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts for more engaging discussions on faith and parenting!
CHAPTERS:
00:47 - The Church is Communal
12:18 - Fencing the Table
15:21 - The Lord’s Supper is for the Church
19:54 - The Pastor is the Church’s Shepherd
22:54 - Sphere Sovereignty
31:10 - Confessional vs Non-Confessional
31:38 - Final Thoughts
33:00 - Contact Us
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Jerry and Tanner are part of the elder team of Reformation Church in Shelbyville, Kentucky. You can contact the church via the website: refchurch.com
If you have a question or a topic you would like to hear them discuss, send an email to: snakeonthetable@gmail.com
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