We hold fast to the sixty-six canonical books of the Old and New Testaments as the wholly true and trustworthy Word of God. Scripture stands as, "the only sufficient, certain, and infallible rule of all saving knowledge, faith and obedience" (2 LCF 1:1). It is the God-inspired lamp unto our feet and light unto our path in this dark world, guiding us in the Spirit to walk the narrow road of following Christ, which leads to eternal life.
In subordination to Scripture, we believe the following historical expressions of the Christian religion provide a faithful witness to and summary of what Scripture teaches in matters of first and secondary importance. These subordinate standards serve to keep our faith and practice in line with the supreme standard of Scripture.
While we, as Reformed Baptists, differ on secondary matters from many of our Reformed Protestant forebearers (particularly in our covenant theology, ecclesiology, and sacramentology), we, nonetheless, believe that the Westminster Standards, the Three Forms of Unity, and other biblically sound expressions of the Reformed faith, both past and present, do provide us with a rich doctrinal heritage to draw upon to inform our faith and practice, yet always in subjection to Scripture.