1689 Baptist Confession

The 1689 Baptist Confession is a historic document that outlines the core beliefs of Reformed Baptists, emphasizing biblical authority, salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, and the importance of baptism for believers. It affirms doctrines like God's sovereignty, the role of Scripture, and the necessity of a personal conversion experience. The confession also discusses church governance, the significance of baptism by immersion, and the hope of eternal life. It serves as a doctrinal standard to promote unity and clarity among Baptists who hold to these historic Christian teachings.