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WESTMINSTER STANDARDS
WESTMINSTER STANDARDS
We hold to the Westminster Standards, preferring the original 1647 editions, as our primary subordinate doctrinal standards. We believe the Westminster Standards provide the clearest and most faithful summary of the system of doctrine taught in God's Word and faithfully express the historic Reformed faith. We also value the Three Forms of Unity as faithful Reformed confessional documents and look to them as helpful secondary standards that further articulate and confirm our doctrinal convictions.
We hold to the Westminster Standards, preferring the original 1647 editions, as our primary subordinate doctrinal standards. We believe the Westminster Standards provide the clearest and most faithful summary of the system of doctrine taught in God's Word and faithfully express the historic Reformed faith. We also value the Three Forms of Unity as faithful Reformed confessional documents and look to them as helpful secondary standards that further articulate and confirm our doctrinal convictions.
Westminster Confession.pdfWESTMINSTER LARGER 1.pdfWESTMINSTER LARGER.pdfWESTMINSTER SHORTER.pdfThree Forms of Unity .pdfAFFIRMED STATEMENTS
AFFIRMED STATEMENTS
In addition to the confessions above, we affirm these evangelical statements as faithful summaries of biblical teaching on particular doctrinal and ethical issues. They are not confessional standards but serve as helpful declarations of our convictions in areas that have become matters of significant contemporary debate.
In addition to the confessions above, we affirm these evangelical statements as faithful summaries of biblical teaching on particular doctrinal and ethical issues. They are not confessional standards but serve as helpful declarations of our convictions in areas that have become matters of significant contemporary debate.
nashville statement.pdfchicago statemnt.pdfdanvers statement.pdfdallas.pdfThe Statement on Christian Nationalism & the Gospel.pdfThe Emerald Coast Statement — A Confession on the Pastoral Office.pdfOur church gladly identifies with the historic stream of Reformed theology. While our polity (church government) may differ from some Reformed traditions, we hold deep theological agreement with the major confessions that have shaped the Reformed faith across history.
Our church gladly identifies with the historic stream of Reformed theology. While our polity (church government) may differ from some Reformed traditions, we hold deep theological agreement with the major confessions that have shaped the Reformed faith across history.
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