Heidelberg Confession

The Heidelberg Confession is a historic Christian document created in 1563 in Germany that outlines core beliefs of Reformed Protestantism. It serves as a statement of faith, summarizing doctrines like salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of living a godly life. It was designed to clarify and unify the teachings of the Reformation movement, and it remains widely used in Reformed churches today for teaching and affirmation of faith. The confession emphasizes God's grace, Christ's perfect work, and the responsibility of believers to live accordingly.