1 John 4:6- We are from God. Whoever knows God listens to us; whoever is not from God does not listen to us. By this we know the Spirit of truth and the spirit of error.

It truly breaks my heart how many people claim to hear new revelation from Jesus. It saddens me how many people think He gave them some profound revelation when it is just their mind coming up with these words. I deeply worry that there’s nothing I can do about it but pray and leave it up to God. If you think God speaks new prophecies to you please think again. Don’t wait until judgment day when God makes you give an account for EVERY word you uttered.

By Augustine’s time (AD 354—430), infant baptism was accepted as a standard procedure in Christianity. Today, Roman Catholics, most Orthodox churches, Lutherans, Anglicans, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Reformed traditions, and Methodists practice infant baptism. However, during the Protestant Reformation, infant baptism came under examination. Many Protestant groups, particularly the Anabaptists, challenged the idea of infant baptism, believing that baptism should be reserved for those who first make a profession of faith in Jesus Christ. This view is known as believer’s baptism, or “credobaptism.” But is Infant Baptism Biblical?