A public ledger of church doctrine
Lead pastors go on record, in their own words, on the questions that divide churches. You read every answer and the Scripture behind it.
The lead pastor answers questions drawn at random from across all of doctrine. No two examinations match, so none can be rehearsed.
Every passage cited is verified against the canon, and every answer is published exactly as written.
Members and visitors confirm, week by week, whether the pulpit matches the record.
Sample record
Christ rose in the body that was buried, now glorified. If he did not, our faith is futile and we are still in our sins.
1 Corinthians 15:17 · Luke 24:39 · John 20:27
Faced1 Corinthians 15:44, “a spiritual body”
The record carries what you actually wrote, never a summary of it. Readers meet your reasoning, not a label.
Sit the examinationChurch locations come from OpenStreetMap. Your location is used for this search alone and is never stored.
Ten questions, one from each field of doctrine, drawn from a bank of thirty.
You have an examination in progress on this device.
One canon, read on its own terms. The ledger takes no denomination’s side. It asks whether a church’s teaching can be found in Scripture, and whether it holds up there.
No answer is scored against a creed, a confession, or a tradition, and no pastor’s words are edited. The record stands beside Scripture. You weigh one against the other.