Presbyterian Principles

The beginning of a series of messages dealing with the basic concepts of Presbyterianism. This message focuses on the underlying principles--the headship of the church, the offices of the church, focusing on the elders, the interdependency of the church, and the motivation of the church. Relying on the clear record and instruction of the New Testament, this message establishes the Presbyterian character of the New Testament church and the way in which the church as a whole sought to protect its testimony against heresy and moral corruption.