The Holy Spirit convicts us of our sin, and he enables us to pray and to understand God’s Word.
Salvation Only in Christ (Catechism XXXIII)
Everything necessary for salvation is found in Christ.
What We Believe by True Faith (Catechism XXXI)
The Apostle’s Creed is one of the greatest examples of doctrine fundamental to the Christian faith.
Faith in Christ (Catechism XXX)
He obeyed the law we could not keep and suffered the death we could not bear.
God Reconciles (Catechism XIX)
If we are saved, then we are saved from God, by God, to God, and for God.
The Wrath of God (Catechism XVIII)
How will God respond to our sin?
Idolatry (Catechism XVII)
Consider the absurdity: to take a product of God’s hand and serve it as if it was God.
Sin (Catechism XVI)
Categorizing sin as an abstraction is the vessel of many vices.
The Purpose of the Law (Catechism XV)
There are at least four distinct purposes of the law for Christians today, and each follows from the last.
Keeping God’s Law Perfectly (Catechism XIII)
Man can do whatever he wants, but he only ever wants to do evil.
