In this final episode of the season, Paul Sutton explains how the Bible's teaching about children fits together with the Bible's teaching about the Lord's Supper

Paul Bolton, who is planting Christ Church Headington with IPC this summer, joins Paul Sutton to talk through some common objections to children joining in with the gathered worship of the church

Does the Bible say anything about the place of children in the gatherings or services of the church? Paul Sutton answers that question, applies it to All Saints. Further resources here!

Ruth Clarke, Associate Minister for Children and Families at St Leonard's Exeter, joins Paul Sutton to talk about godparents.

Rhys Laverty joins Paul Sutton to talk about how his thinking changed on infant baptism. Rhys works for the Davenant Institute, which aims to retrieve the riches of classical Protestantism to renew and build up the contemporary Church. He also writes Christian commentary for a changed Britain at The New Albion on Substack.

Following up on the previous two episodes, Paul Sutton explains the Bible's teaching about the fate of children who die in infancy and why that matters.

Peter Leach, currently assistant minister at Christ Church Derby and soon-to-be church planter in Coventry, joins Paul Sutton to discuss the place of children in the Bible's promises.

If children are human beings and children are sinners, guilty and corrupt in Adam, how can infants be saved? Paul Sutton surveys the answers given to that question throughout history with the help of a book by B. B. Warfield.

Resources Edward Taylor, 'Upon Wedlock, and Death of Children'

B. B. Warfield, The Development of the Doctrine of Infant Salvation

John Macarthur, Safe in the Arms of God

Jackie Gibson, You Are Still a Mother