Reformed Is Not Enough

This book by Douglas Wilson explores the significance of the objective, covenant nature of baptism and Christian membership, emphasizing that it is a visible, external declaration made by God. Wilson argues that many who identify as Reformed or Christian have lost sight of the foundational covenantal teachings, living in ways that contradict their baptismal vows. The work highlights the importance of understanding baptism as a binding, objective commitment and calls into question how modern Christians uphold these vows.