London Confession of Faith

The London Confession of Faith, originally published in 1646 and revised in 1689, is a historic Baptist statement of faith that outlines core theological beliefs and practices. It emphasizes the authority of Scripture, the sovereignty of God, the significance of Christ’s atonement, and the importance of faith and grace for salvation. It serves as a guiding document for many Reformed Baptist churches, affirming doctrines such as the Trinity, the nature of the Church, and the ordinances of baptism and communion. Overall, it reflects a commitment to biblical truth and the essentials of the Christian faith.