WCF Series Creation Process

Learn about the research, production, and theological verification process behind the Westminster Confession of Faith video study series.

ConvergeQA Theological Verification

Each lesson in the Westminster Confession of Faith series has been checked through ConvergeQA — a multi-model AI verification process that cross-checks theological accuracy, source citations, and scripture references — under the oversight of a ruling elder in the Presbyterian Church in America.

Source Materials

Each lesson draws from the original Westminster Standards text, historic Reformed commentaries, and primary source documents. All materials are publicly available in the companion Google Drive folder linked from each chapter page.

Each chapter's materials include:

• Video lesson (YouTube)
• PowerPoint presentation (downloadable)
• ConvergeQA audit report with verification ID
• Final synthesis document
• Full council review document
• Due diligence folder with complete documentation

Corrections

This material is offered in good faith and reviewed carefully, but it is not infallible. If you find an error — a misquoted Scripture, a misstatement of the confessional text, or a claim you believe is out of accord with the Westminster Standards — please say so. Corrections are welcome and are taken seriously.

Email dustinsheppardmd@gmail.com with the series, the lesson, and (if you can) the timestamp or slide number. Substantive errors are corrected in the source material.

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