The Heidelberg Catechism, crafted in 1563 by Zacharias Ursinus and Caspar Olevianus, is a cornerstone of Reformed faith. Its 52 Lord’s Days guide weekly study, unfolding the gospel’s comfort through questions on faith and salvation. Lord’s Day 19 examines Christ’s ascension, reign, and return, offering believers enduring hope. This article is part of a series.…
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This article is part of a series. Read the whole series: Heidelberg Catechism. Lord’s Day 18 of the Heidelberg Catechism (Questions 46–49) explores the profound benefits of Christ’s ascension for believers. Far from a mere departure, Christ’s ascent into heaven secures our advocacy, guarantees our future glory, and empowers us through His Spirit. Drawing on insights…
Explore Heidelberg Catechism Lord’s Day 17: Christ’s resurrection assures salvation, empowers new life, and guarantees eternal hope. Deepen your Reformed faith today!
The Heidelberg Catechism’s Lord’s Day 16, Questions 40–44, unveils the necessity and profound benefits of Christ’s death, offering believers unshakable assurance. From satisfying God’s justice to delivering us from hell’s torment, Christ’s sacrifice transforms our lives and eternal destiny. These truths, rooted in Scripture, call us to rest in His finished work. Question 40: Why…
The Heidelberg Catechism, a cornerstone of Reformed faith, guides believers through the essentials of Christian doctrine with pastoral precision. For Lord’s Day 15, Questions 37–39 delve into the heart of the gospel: Christ’s suffering. These questions unpack the depth of Jesus’ sacrifice, revealing its necessity, judicial context, and unique power to redeem. As we meditate…