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Show Notes
This week on Cultivate, we took a deep dive into the topic of baptism—why it matters, what it means, and why it’s been so controversial throughout church history. Charlie and Abigail explored the difference between infant baptism and believer’s baptism, tracing their origins in Scripture and church tradition. Drawing from passages in Acts and discussions on original sin, we learned how baptism has shifted from a ritual for repentant believers to a practice full of symbolism, community promises, and sometimes, fears about salvation. We also addressed common questions: Is baptism essential to our faith? Is it a command or a meaningful symbol? And what about the different ways churches baptize—dunking or sprinkling? Throughout the conversation, Charlie and Abigail encouraged us to focus on the heart behind the practice, rather than getting caught up in legalism or fear. Listen in and consider what baptism means for your own faith journey—and how our traditions continue to shape the ways we live out what we believe.