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+ Welcome to Confessions of Grace, a blog dedicated to exploring the riches of Reformed theology + and the doctrines of grace. Our aim is to articulate timeless biblical truths in a clear, + accessible manner, helping believers understand the depth and beauty of God's sovereign grace. +
+ ++ The name "Confessions of Grace" is a play on Augustine's "Confessions" and John Bunyan's "Grace + Abounding to the Chief of Sinners." + I originally wanted to call the blog "Confessions of the Chief of Sinners," but that felt a bit too + long. + The idea behind those books is that we are all sinners saved by grace, needing to confess that grace + to others. + "Confessions of Grace" seems to fit that idea well. +
+ ++ In an age of theological confusion and spiritual relativism, we seek to provide content + that is firmly rooted in Scripture, historically informed, and pastorally sensitive. + We believe that sound doctrine leads to doxology—that theology, properly understood, + results in worship and wonder at the character and works of God. +
+ ++ We stand in the tradition of the Protestant Reformation, affirming the five "solas": +
++ As Reformed Baptists, we affirm the doctrines of grace as articulated in the 1689 London + Baptist Confession of Faith. This historic confession provides a robust and faithful summary + of biblical doctrine, emphasizing God's sovereignty in salvation and the centrality of Christ + in all things. +
+ ++ We are associated with the + Reformed Witness Network (RWN), a group committed to the proclamation of the gospel and the + advancement of Christ's kingdom. + Through RWN, we aim to foster fellowship among like-minded believers and support the spread of + Reformed theology globally. +
+ ++ "For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen." ++
— Romans 11:36 +
+ My wife and I are members of Covenant Community Church, + where I have been blessed to grow in faith and fellowship. My passion for theology and + technology inspired me to start this blog as a way to share the beauty of God's sovereign + grace. + I hope to one day reach unreached people groups and share the gospel with them. +
++ Feel free to connect with me on X @auggie2lbcf or email me at + contact@confessionsofgrace.com. + I would love to hear from you and learn how I can serve you better. +
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++ Use the map below to search for Reformed Baptist churches in your area. You can zoom in, search by + city, or drag the map to explore different regions. +
++ Want your church listed? Contact us with your + church's info! +
++ The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, also called the Second London Baptist Confession, was written by Particular Baptists in England who were concerned that their Calvinistic theological positions would be misunderstood. +
++ This confession follows the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Savoy Declaration in its doctrine, but with Baptist distinctives related to baptism and church polity. +
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++ This is a curated collection of resources related to Reformed theology and the doctrines of grace. + These books, confessions, and websites have been formative in my own theological journey and + are recommended for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Reformed thought. +
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+- Welcome to Confessions of Grace, a blog dedicated to exploring the riches of Reformed theology - and the doctrines of grace. Our aim is to articulate timeless biblical truths in a clear, - accessible manner, helping believers understand the depth and beauty of God's sovereign grace. -
- -- The name "Confessions of Grace" is a play on Augustine's "Confessions" and John Bunyan's "Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners." - I originally wanted to call the blog "Confessions of the Chief of Sinners," but that felt a bit too long. - The idea behind those books is that we are all sinners saved by grace, needing to confess that grace to others. - "Confessions of Grace" seems to fit that idea well. -
- -- In an age of theological confusion and spiritual relativism, we seek to provide content - that is firmly rooted in Scripture, historically informed, and pastorally sensitive. - We believe that sound doctrine leads to doxology—that theology, properly understood, - results in worship and wonder at the character and works of God. -
- -- We stand in the tradition of the Protestant Reformation, affirming the five "solas": -
-- As Reformed Baptists, we affirm the doctrines of grace as articulated in the 1689 London - Baptist Confession of Faith. This historic confession provides a robust and faithful summary - of biblical doctrine, emphasizing God's sovereignty in salvation and the centrality of Christ - in all things. -
- -- We are associated with the - Reformed Witness Network (RWN), a group committed to the proclamation of the gospel and the advancement of Christ's kingdom. - Through RWN, we aim to foster fellowship among like-minded believers and support the spread of Reformed theology globally. -
- -- "For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen." --
— Romans 11:36 -
- My wife and I are members of Covenant Community Church, - where I have been blessed to grow in faith and fellowship. My passion for theology and - technology inspired me to start this blog as a way to share the beauty of God's sovereign grace. - I hope to one day reach unreached people groups and share the gospel with them. -
-- Feel free to connect with me on X @auggie2lbcf or email me at contact@confessionsofgrace.com. - I would love to hear from you and learn how I can serve you better. -
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-- The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, also called the Second London Baptist Confession, was written by Particular Baptists in England who were concerned that their Calvinistic theological positions would be misunderstood. -
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