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Tune in to the newest (and very first) episode of The Jerusalem Chamber. In this week’s episode we set the stage for our round table discussion of the Westminster Confession of Faith. We discuss why a confession of faith is biblical and even inevitable! We also discuss some of the practical ways a confession helps churches—new and old.

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For More Resources On Today’s Topic Check These Books Out:

Recovering the Reformed Confession by R.Scott Clark

The Practice of Confessional Subscription edited by David Hall

The Erosion of Calvinist Orthodoxy by Ian Hamilton

Welcome to a Reformed Church by Daniel Hyde

Christian Symbolics by E.H. Klotsche

Doctrinal Integrity by Samuel Miller

The Creedal Imperative by Carl Trueman

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The Jerusalem Chamber is a collaborative effort between pastors Shawn Anderson, Kyle Borg, Nathan Eshelman, and Joel Wood to provide a round table discussion on the Westminster Confession of Faith.

The Jerusalem Chamber gets its name from the meeting room at Westminster Abbey where, from 1643-1653, the Westminster Divines met to produce, among other things, the Westminster Confession of Faith. This confession remains one of the most enduring summaries of evangelical truth and remains the teaching of Presbyterian churches. Far from being an irrelevant relic of the past, it is our belief that the health of the church depends on continuing to pattern our doctrine, worship, and piety after it.

There are many good commentaries and works that explore the theology of the Westminster Confession of Faith. The uniqueness of The Jerusalem Chamber podcast is that it provides an audio discussion with pastoral application of every paragraph of the confession. Join Shawn, Kyle, Nathan, and Joel–four good friends and fellow pastors in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America–as they discuss “the humble advice of the Assembly of Divines.”