This article is the testimony of a believer who was helped by biblical counseling to recognize the true character of her low self-esteem.

Moravian churches have been celebrating this Easter Service service for more than 250 years and singing the same hymns for at least the last hundred years. This article provides the main content of such a service and presents it as an example to other churches.

This article explains the calendar for the church year, covering terms like Lent and advent.

This is the second part of an article that offers service plans for celebrating the Lord's Supper throughout the church year.

The liturgical form for the celebration of the Lord's Supper includes the call to "discern the body" (1 Corinthians 11). This article reflects on the significance of this biblical call for the way a church celebrates the Lord's Supper.

This article offers examples of prayers and banners that can be used with fruit during the time of Pentecost.

This article offers a number of resources in the form of prayers and litanies for Good Friday.

Should musicians be paid for their roles in the church? Should they offer their talents freely as a gift to God? Are there guidelines that churches could follow in determining the amount of the salary or honorarium? This article provides the results of a survey.

This article contains a panel discussion on the appropriateness of changing and modernizing the language of hymns, and criteria for church music.

This article offers answers from various denominations on the matter of the history and current practices of psalm singing in their churches.

This article considers our worship language: the liturgy and the music. It emphasises that liturgy and music are the most meaningful language we use.

Did Jesus think he was God? Jesus made both implicit and explicit claims to his divinity. This article explains that the divinity of Jesus is something that is clear from his claims, and it also discusses why this is important for Christianity, for salvation rests with the person of Christ.

Is truthtelling always expected at the workplace? This article looks at telling the truth in relation to exaggeration, white lies, and bluffing.

Should Christians always tell the truth? Truthtelling is not only based on God's character, but is important for the flourishing of society. The article explains that there are three other reasons why telling the truth important: authentic communication, trust and cooperation, and human dignity.

True Sabbath rest can only be found in Christ. How can Christians experience such a rest? This article explains how to deal with three hindirances to resting in Christ.

To obey God's commandment about resting on the Sabbath is a matter of a change of heart. For it is only in Christ that true rest is restored. This article explains the implication of this for keeping the weekly Sabbath.

For Christians, there is more to rest than only gaining energy for production. The pattern of work and rest was established by God in Genesis 1-2, so that we could enjoy communion with God.

What can we expect from God in regard to provision and our daily work? We can expect his guidance, provision, and blessing on our work.

Cultivating right attitudes to provision and wealth will lead to right lifestyles. This article encourages three lifestyle changes in this area: have a community mindset, personally engage with those who struggle financially, and pursue a rhythm of work and rest.

This article discusses three attitudes Christians are required to develop towards wealth and provision: trusteeship, gratitude, and contentment.

The fall disrupted God's original plan for man to draw provision from the land. Some people are unable to obtain basic provision, others find that having provision and being wealthy cause harm, and that legitimate wealth can also be harmful.

Genesis 1-2 makes it clear that it was the plan of God for man to develop God's creation. This article explains that this developing would enable man to enjoy God's creation.

This article looks at the role of financial professionals, borrowers, and lenders, and explains that God’s redeeming grace, operating through labourers in financial institutions, can open up the possibility of finance to honour God, foster good stewardship, and show justice and love to people.

The fall into sin has affected God's purpose with finances. This article considers this impact by looking at financial markets and how the fall has affected the practice of borrowing and lending.

Financial institutions can be means to enable humans to obey God’s stewardship mandate and to show God’s justice and love. This article discusses four financial institutions and shows how they can be used to fulfil this mandate.

The foundations of financial resources, financial management, and financial markets are all created by God. This article discusses eight foundations that God created for finance.

Finances have a role in God’s purposes for humanity. God has three primary purposes with finances: a help to reveal his glory, a help to be good stewards, and a means for justice and love.

If worship is characteristic of all of life, how can the church help Christians connect their work to worship? This article discusses different means that can be used by churches to equip themselves to turn their workplace into worship.

How does human work connect to God's work? The article answers this question by looking at the cultural mandate, the great commission, and the great commandment.

What is Christian ethics? To understand the nature of Christian ethics one must see the discipline in light of the three approaches to ethics: the command, consequences, and character approaches. This article discusses their value in decision making and solving major moral dilemmas.

What is Christian ethics? To understand the nature of Christian ethics one must see the discipline in light of the three approaches to ethics: the command, consequences, and character approaches. This article deals with the character approach.

What is Christian ethics? To understand the nature of Christian ethics one must see the discipline in light of the three approaches to ethics: the command, consequences, and character approaches. This article deals with the consequences approach.

What is Christian ethics? To understand the nature of Christian ethics one must see the discipline in light of the three approaches to ethics: the command, consequences, and character approaches. This article deals with the command approach to ethics. 

What should be the Christian approach to market competition and participation in the market economy? This article explains that to live in the reality of competition and yet avoid hurting others, it is best to embrace competition as cooperation. It explains that how this can benefit society, customers and consumers.

This article weighs in on the matter of self-injury through cutting, and suggests adding Psalm 23 to one's resources in dealing with self-injurers.

This article shows that being a biblical listener is a prerequisite for being an effective counsellor. It examines several passages from Proverbs from the perspective of being a loving counsellor who listens.

This article shows from 2 Corinthians 1:8-10 that one of the reasons for suffering is that we would rely not on ourselves but on the God of the resurrection.

This article considers Psalm 15 and shows how none but Christ himself meets the holy standards required to dwell in God's presence. Yet those in union with Christ can therefore abide with God as well.

This article shows how shame is such a big part of any kind of abuse or sin. It also shows how it is only through Christ's blood and power that we may put shame to death.

With the teaching of Proverbs in mind, this article explains what [[foolishness] entails: a lack of foresight, a general disregard for consequences, and a desire for what I want. It then offers three things to avoid foolishness: learn from the past, make different choices, and pray for a changed heart.

This article discusses the background of the red-letter Bible, whose origin dates to the end of the 19th century.

This article includes a brief history of objections to the deity of Christ, and then the biblical witness to his deity.

This article discusses the extent of the atonement of Christ.

This article contains a useful summary of the five points of Calvinism, provided by someone who came out of an Arminian background.

This article highlights what happens to all the other points of Calvinism if limited atonement is considered false.