How did an assembly called by Parliament in the middle of a civil war produce the confession Presbyterians still teach? This lesson tells how the Westminster Assembly met in 1643, argued every proposition and proof text from Scripture over 1,163 sessions, and gave the church three documents for three readers: the Confession, the Larger Catechism, and the Shorter Catechism. We then compare Westminster with the Heidelberg Catechism, one faith in two approaches, and close with the spirit in which we hold a confession: humbly, gratefully, charitably, freely, and joyfully.
4 Oct 2026
Standards and Subscription
Every Christian carries a summary of the faith; the question is whether it is written down where it can be checked against Scripture. This first lesson asks what a confession is, why Scripture itself calls the church to confess, and why the Westminster Confession says it stands under the Word and can err. We then look at the vows ARP officers and members take, what it means for an elder to subscribe to the Standards, and how exceptions are judged.
22 Mar 2026
The Ordinary Means of Grace: Word, Sacrament, and Prayer
The church doesn't grow through novelty, spectacle, or innovation — Christ grows his church through the ordinary means he appointed. We trace that conviction from the Huguenots to the Quakers, working through what the means of grace actually are.
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