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CM-034 - WCF 6.2: Dead in Sin, Cut Off from Communion
Westminster Confession of Faith 6.2
“By this sin they fell from their original righteousness and communion with God, and so became dead in sin, and wholly defiled in all the faculties and parts of soul and body.”
In this episode of Confessional Moments, we continue our study of Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 6, paragraph 2. This paragraph explains the immediate consequences of the fall: the loss of original righteousness, the breaking of communion with God, spiritual death, and corruption that extends to every part of human nature.
Using Genesis 3, we consider how sin first manifests itself not merely in disobedience, but in alienation—fear replacing fellowship, hiding replacing communion. This doctrine humbles us, warns against shallow views of sin, and directs us to Christ, the only Savior who restores communion with God and gives life to the dead.
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Pastor Tim Beauchamp has served in pastoral ministry since 2010 and is the founding pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Guam. This podcast is part of his ongoing commitment to teaching and applying the Reformed confessions for the life of the church.
Learn more at: www.trinitychurchguam.org
Confessional Moments is a short-form devotional podcast designed to anchor hearts in Reformed truth by walking through the Westminster Confession of Faith—one paragraph at a time.
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By confessionalmomentsWestminster Confession of Faith 6.2
“By this sin they fell from their original righteousness and communion with God, and so became dead in sin, and wholly defiled in all the faculties and parts of soul and body.”
In this episode of Confessional Moments, we continue our study of Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 6, paragraph 2. This paragraph explains the immediate consequences of the fall: the loss of original righteousness, the breaking of communion with God, spiritual death, and corruption that extends to every part of human nature.
Using Genesis 3, we consider how sin first manifests itself not merely in disobedience, but in alienation—fear replacing fellowship, hiding replacing communion. This doctrine humbles us, warns against shallow views of sin, and directs us to Christ, the only Savior who restores communion with God and gives life to the dead.
Scripture Reading
Resources Mentioned
About the Host
Pastor Tim Beauchamp has served in pastoral ministry since 2010 and is the founding pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Guam. This podcast is part of his ongoing commitment to teaching and applying the Reformed confessions for the life of the church.
Learn more at: www.trinitychurchguam.org
Confessional Moments is a short-form devotional podcast designed to anchor hearts in Reformed truth by walking through the Westminster Confession of Faith—one paragraph at a time.