The authority of the Holy Scripture, for which it ought to be believed and obeyed, dependeth not upon the testimony of any man or Church; but wholly upon God (who is truth itself), the author thereof: and therefore it is to be received, because it is the Word of God.

The Westminster Confession reminds us that Scripture’s authority stands not on human approval or church decree, but on the character of God Himself, who is truth.

In this episode, Pastor Tim Beauchamp reflects on what it means to receive the Bible as God’s own Word — the voice that commands faith, shapes obedience, and comforts believers with unchanging truth. Through biblical reflection and pastoral insight, we’re invited to stand under the authority of the Word that never fails.

Confessional Moments — anchoring hearts in Reformed truth.

“The books commonly called Apocrypha, not being of divine inspiration, are no part of the canon of the Scripture; and therefore are of no authority in the Church of God, nor to be otherwise approved, or made use of, than other human writings.”

In this episode of Confessional Moments, Pastor Tim reflects on Westminster Confession of Faith 1.3, which affirms that the Holy Scriptures alone carry divine authority — the voice we can trust.

From the historical debates over the Apocrypha to the enduring doctrine of Sola Scriptura, this quiet meditation reminds us that God’s Word stands apart from every other voice. It is not man’s invention but God’s revelation — inspired, inerrant, preserved, and sufficient for all faith and life.

Through Scripture and pastoral reflection, we are invited to rest in the confidence that the same voice that spoke light into the darkness still speaks through His written Word today.

Join us for this gentle yet convicting reminder that in a world of noise and uncertainty, there is still one voice we can trust.

Confessional Moments — anchoring hearts in Reformed truth.

In this episode of Confessional Moments, Pastor Tim explores the meaning and importance of the biblical canon as affirmed in Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 1, Section 2.

Why do we confess these sixty-six books—and no others—as the inspired Word of God? What assurance do believers have that the Scriptures we hold are complete, trustworthy, and sufficient?

Join us as we reflect on the beauty of God’s finished revelation and the call to live as whole-Bible Christians who hear and trust every word He has spoken.

Confessional Moments — Anchoring hearts in Reformed truth.

In this episode of Confessional Moments, Pastor Tim reflects on Westminster Confession of Faith 1.1 — a declaration that the Holy Scriptures are the only sure and sufficient rule of faith and life.

Amid a world of shifting opinions and self-made truths, this brief meditation calls believers back to the written Word as the foundation of all saving knowledge. Learn why God chose to reveal Himself “wholly unto writing,” how Scripture alone stands as our authority, and how this truth anchors the Reformed believer in confidence and peace.

Confessional Moments: Anchoring hearts in Reformed truth.

In this inaugural episode of Confessional Moments, Pastor Tim Beauchamp invites listeners to step behind the pages of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Discover the story of the Westminster Divines—the men, the moment, and the mission that shaped one of the most enduring statements of Reformed truth. This brief reflection sets the stage for our journey through the Confession, reminding us why these truths still anchor hearts today.

Confessional Moments: Anchoring hearts in Reformed truth.