Recommended Reading and Resources

• 1689 London Baptist Confession: https://www.the1689confession.com/ In 1677, Reformed Baptists anonymously published the Second London Confession of Faith. This was a confession based upon the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Savoy Declaration. The baptists used these contemporary confessions as a basis for their own for two reasons. One was to show their unity with the reformed branch of the church, the other was because of the clear, beautiful, and biblical articulation found within. In 1689, greater freedom was given to dissenting ministers in England and the Second London Confession was republished and signed. It is called the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, or the Second London Confession as it was the second confession published by Reformed Baptists in London.

• Ligonier Ministries https://www.ligonier.org/ — Founded by R.C. Sproul, providing articles, teaching series, podcasts, and conferences focused on God’s holiness and Reformed theology.

• 9Marks https://www.9marks.org/ — Resources to build healthy, biblical churches, focusing on preaching, membership, discipline, and discipleship.

• Together for the Gospel https://t4g.org/ — Sermons, talks, and resources from pastors and leaders committed to the gospel of Christ and sound doctrine.

• Monergism https://www.monergism.com/ — A free online library of Reformed articles, sermons, eBooks, and study tools.

• Banner of Truth https://banneroftruth.org/us/ — Publisher of trusted Reformed books, Puritan writings, and Christian biographies.

• Reformation 21 https://www.reformation21.org/ — Articles and resources from Reformed pastors and theologians on theology, worship, and Christian living.

• Grace to You https://www.gty.org/ — The preaching and teaching ministry of John MacArthur, featuring sermons, study guides, and Bible resources.