Exposition of the Apostles Creed

James Dodds
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In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

  1. Feb 11

    001 - Editorial and Prefatory Notes

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    2 min

  2. Feb 11

    002 - Introduction

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    11 min

  3. Feb 11

    003 - Article I Section 1I Believe

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    6 min

  4. Feb 11

    004 - Article I Section 2God

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    12 min

  5. Feb 11

    005 - Article I Section 3The Father

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    6 min

  6. Feb 11

    006 - Article I Section 4Almighty

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    3 min

  7. Feb 11

    007 - Article I Section 5Maker of Heaven and Earth

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    8 min

  8. Feb 11

    008 - Article 2 Section 1And in Jesus Christ

    In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

    4 min
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In this enlightening exposition, Rev. James Dodds, D.D., a respected religious scholar educated in Edinburgh and a dedicated member of the Free Church, shares his insights primarily aimed at a lay audience. His goal is to illuminate the core beliefs of the Apostles Creed, making them more approachable for everyday readers. While he does not explore the historical development of the Creed, Dodds draws from a diverse range of literature, with particular inspiration from Martin Luther, to provide a rich understanding of these foundational beliefs. - Summary by Larry Wilson

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