Tim Draper

When we say that Jesus is the Christ—we are confessing that he has been called to an office and part of that is to reveal God to us in word and indeed as our great Prophet.

Jesus bears the names he does because they tell us who he is—God come to dwell among sinners in order that he might save them.

Being God’s children means trusting him in all things, knowing that nothing can happen to us that he does not determine is for our good.

To call God our Father is to confess that we belong to him as children a Father, that we are his heirs and that he loving cares for and provides for us.

The one true God of the Bible exists in three persons—the Father who decrees salvation, the Son who accomplishes salvation, and the Spirit who applies that salvation to the elect.

The articles of the Christian faith, without which you no longer have a Christian faith, are summarized in the Apostles' Creed.

True saving faith means accepting God’s word as not just true, but true for you so that it affects your life.

Only those who are no longer in Adam, but are now in Christ by faith will be saved on the Last Day.

The scriptures reveal that Jesus Christ is the long-awaited Redeemer who is both God and man and redeems his people from their sin.