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1689 London Baptist Confession | Chapter 13: Sanctification
This week in our ongoing midweek doctrinal training, we continue our study of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith by examining Chapter 13: Of Sanctification.
In this lesson, Pastor Jeremiah Nortier will walk through the Confession’s teaching on sanctification as a gracious work of God, grounded in union with Christ, accomplished by the Spirit, and necessarily producing real holiness in the believer’s life. We will consider how sanctification flows from justification, how it differs from yet depends upon it, and how Scripture presents the believer’s lifelong battle against remaining sin.
This series is intended to strengthen the church in biblical theology, confessional clarity, and practical godliness, helping us think carefully about what we believe and why it matters for the Christian life.
If you are joining us online, we encourage you to read along, take notes, and test all things by the Word of God.
Meeting time: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Location: In person and via livestream
Resources for further study:
• The 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith (modern English edition)
• James Renihan, To the Judicious and Impartial Reader
• Scripture texts referenced during the lesson
1689 London Baptist Confession | Chapter 13: Sanctification
This week in our ongoing midweek doctrinal training, we continue our study of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith by examining Chapter 13: Of Sanctification.
In this lesson, Pastor Jeremiah Nortier will walk through the Confession’s teaching on sanctification as a gracious work of God, grounded in union with Christ, accomplished by the Spirit, and necessarily producing real holiness in the believer’s life. We will consider how sanctification flows from justification, how it differs from yet depends upon it, and how Scripture presents the believer’s lifelong battle against remaining sin.
This series is intended to strengthen the church in biblical theology, confessional clarity, and practical godliness, helping us think carefully about what we believe and why it matters for the Christian life.
If you are joining us online, we encourage you to read along, take notes, and test all things by the Word of God.
Meeting time: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
Location: In person and via livestream
Resources for further study:
• The 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith (modern English edition)
• James Renihan, To the Judicious and Impartial Reader
• Scripture texts referenced during the lesson
