Articles
defending the use of
creeds, confessions, & catechisms
What is Catechism?
by Zacharias Ursinus
Creeds, Confessions, Catechisms,
and
Covenants in Corporate Worship by Jake Stone
Biblical and Pastoral Basis for
Creeds
and Confessions by Robert S. Rayburn
The
Biblical and
Logical Necessity of Uninspired Creeds
Baptists, the
Bible and Confessions – The Need for Statements of Faith
by Gregory
A. Wills
Choosing
&
Using a Confession of Faith: Some Biblical and Theological Guidelines
The Legitimacy and Use of
Confessions
of Faith by Dr. Robert Paul Martin
The Integrity of Words and Our
Confession of Faith by R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
Dr.
Trueman on the Creedal Imperative - a book review
Confessing the Faith in 1644 and
1689
by Pastor James M. Renihan
English
Separatist-Baptist Confessions
A Case for Robust Confessions of
Faith
in the Churches Tom Hicks
Baptist Confession Making 1644
and 1689 by Robert W. Oliver- A Paper read to
the Strict Baptist Historical Society 17th March 1989
6 Reasons Catechisms Make Truth
Stick
by Zach Barnhart
An Encouragement to Use Catechisms
by
Tom J. Nettles
Why I (Still) Teach Catechism
Class by
Paul Carter
What Is “Full Subscription?”
Submitted by Dr. James M. Renihan
On
the Need for and Practice of
Confessing the Faith
Biblical
Support for Creeds, Confessions, and Statements of Faith
by
Jon English Lee
What are creeds and confessions?
by
Paul Helm
Six Ways a Church Should Use a
Confession of Faith by Jeff Robinson
Confessions of Faith Help Us Obey
Biblical Mandates by Tom Nettles
Ligon Duncan on Why ‘No Creed But the
Bible’ Is a Lousy Creed
The
Utility and Importance of Creeds and Confessions
by Samuel Miller
A Case For Explicit Creedalism:
Meaningful Togetherness Is Impossible Without It By Randall Klynsma
(and Rev. David Fagrey)
The Complete Gospel:
Biblical Faith as
Summarized in the Creeds of the Early Church and the Heidelberg
Catechism by Randall Klynsma
The Noble New Hampshire Confession
by
Tom Nettles
The Content of the Noble New
Hampshire
Confession (Part 1) by Tom Nettles
The Content of the Noble New
Hampshire
Confession (Part 2) by Tom Nettles
The
Belgic Confession and the True Church by W. Robert Godfrey
Confessions,
Covenants, and Constitutions: How to Organize Your Church
A
Closer Look at Confessions of Faith
The
Commentary of Dr. Zacharias Ursinus on the Heidelberg Catechism
A
Commentary on The Westminster Confession of Faith With Scripture
Proofs by A. A. Hodge
The
Assembly's Shorter Catechism Explained, by Way of Question and Answer
by James Fisher
Harmony
of Westminster Standards by Mark E. Baldwin
The
Legacy of Old School Confession
Subscription in the OPC by J. V. Fesko
Baptist
Confessions of Faith by Carol Crawford Holcomb
The
Reformed Faith and the Westminster Confession by Gordon H.
Clark
The
Reformed Churches in the United States: The Three Forms of Unity
Early
New England Catechisms by Wilberforce Eames
The
London Baptist Confession of Faith 1689 Study Guide by
Stanford
Murrell
The
Justification of Confessions and the Logic of Confessional
Subscription, With Some Observations and Suggestions
Concerning the
Practice of the Presbyterian Church in America by David F. Coffin,
Jr.
Convictionally
Baptist and Confessionally Evangelical: A Call for Southern
Baptist
Theological Faithfulness by Nathan A. Finn
The
Use of Confessions of Faith in Baptist History by Steve Weaver
Hermeneutics
of creeds and confessions: The question of continuity and
change
A
modern exposition of the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith by
Samuel
E. Waldron
History
of the Creeds by Francis J. Badcock
A
Short History of Creeds and Confessions by Dr. A. A. Hodge
The
History & Theology of Creeds by Roger Nicole
The
Presbyterian Standards: An Exposition of the Westminster Confession
of Faith and Catechisms by Francis R. Beattie
Thirty
Nine Articles: The
Historic Basis
of the Anglican Faith by D. Broughton Knox
Commentary
on the Heidelberg Catechism by Zacharias Ursinus
MP3's
The
Legitimacy and Use of Confessions
of Faith Pt 1 by Dr. Robert Paul Martin
The
Legitimacy and Use of Confessions
of Faith Pt 2 by Dr. Robert Paul Martin
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