WHAT WE BELIEVE

We believe in Christ and his lordship

Below you’ll find a series of statements that we believe and defend at Redeemer Church Lynnwood. These beliefs echo the basic orthodoxy of the biblical truth and practice, taught by Christ’s apostles. Those pursuing membership and baptism at Redeemer must adhere to these beliefs.

“The Creeds of the Church animate, enliven, and move us to action. They lead to good deeds. That is why establishing biblical creeds leads to biblical deeds. In the life of the local church, faithful belief is the root that leads organically to faithful fruit.”

PASTOR MICHAEL KLOSS

TEACHING ELDER – CURRENT

Historic Creeds

These are the historic documents to which we subscribe.

The Apostles

Creed

This is the great summary of our faith that was articulated by the church at the very beginning. You can’t get much more clear or succinct than this.

The Westminster

Confession of

Faith

A modern selection from the 17th century Shorter Catechism. Many hundreds of years passed in the church, and then in the reformation of the 16th and 17th centuries, there was a need for the church to define what it believes on several issues. We stand with this summary of reformation doctrine.

The Nicene

Creed

Constantinople (381 AD)—Almost two hundred years after the Apostles Creed was written, the church put together this statement of faith that helped deal with controversies at that time surrounding Jesus being fully God and fully man.

Definition of

Chalcedon

In 451 AD, once again the church needed to come together and more carefully define what it means when we say that Jesus is fully God and fully man.

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