This article considers the doctrine of predestination. It presents the biblical data, and interacts with objections to the doctrine.

On the basis of 1 Peter 3:15, every Christian is called to defend of the faith. What does it mean? Apologetics is the science that helps Christians to do that. This article explains some different views of apologetics, the practice of apologetics, and the right way of doing apologetics. In deals with seven arguments raised against Christianity.

What distinguishes a Christian from a hypocrite? It is their interest in Christ. The principle marks that marks them is justifying faith and renewal of the whole man in holiness. 

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? The Puritan’s understanding of the bible can teach us a lot. Based on the John Owen, this article explains this by looking at the role of the Holy Spirit in the inspiration of scripture and effects of it.

What is the meaning of history and the purpose of history? History finds its meaning and purpose in Christ who rules. How? The article explains this based on Revelation 5.

Spiritual gifts are essential for the well-being of the church. Which spiritual gifts has God given to His church? This article looks at 1 Corinthians 12-14, Ephesians 4:1-12, and Romans 12:4-8 for answers. 

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? They are relevant because of their preaching. The Puritans were distinguished preachers. What made Puritan preaching so special? It is the nature of their preaching. 

Should baptism be repeated? What is the significance of infant baptism? This article explains the value of infant baptism and gives objections to those calling for rebaptism. 

Will the world come to an end? This article looks at the scientific, humanist, and religious view on the end of the world. It looks at the apocalyptic writings and prophecy about the end of times. Then it asks the question: why does prophecy sells so much in our time? 

Worldliness is a state of mind in which our thinking is governed by the mind and outlook of the world. How do Christians identify and combat worldliness in their recreation, entertainment and amusements? This report gives some principles to guide us. R

Christians are characterized by humility. What does it mean to be humble? This article gives the biblical explanation. It points to the responsibility of Christians and they call they have to follow Christ in being humble. It gives practical guidelines to the practice of humility in everyday life. 

What constitute a good literature? This is the question Christians must ask for their reading. What constitute good reading? This article provides a criterion for evaluating good books for reading. 

Have a good weekend. How should Christians think about leisure, work, and rest? This article engages with this question. 

Martin Luther is known for leading the reformation. But what was Luther’s theology? This article explains his teaching on the church and sacraments – baptism and Lord’s Supper. 

What constitutes a family? Should we encourage single parenthood? This article explains that single parent family is not God’s design. It has great impact on children, mothers, and society. How? The article explains…

Revival is the work of the Holy Spirit. However, the Spirit uses the means of preaching to bring revival. This article explains that such preaching is one that is anointed by the Spirit. What is a Spirit anointed preaching? 

What is the difference between Arminianism and Calvinism? The core of the difference is man’s attitude toward God. How? The article explains by giving a historical background and mapping out the differences to both Calvinism and Arminianism. 

This article is a biography on Louis Berkhof. Focus is on his role as the defender of the reformed faith in America, but also the disputes he was engaged in which led to the separation of churches. 

Both Martin Luther and Desiderius Erasmus agreed on the need for the reformation of the church. However, they could not agree as to what needs to be reformed. Why? What were their differences?

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? There are five important things we can learn from the Puritans.

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? We can learn from them because the objective of the Puritans must be ours also in terms of their relationship with God, striving for perfection, and submission to scripture. Let us learn from the Puritans. 

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? Understanding the historical events which led to the rise of the Puritans is important. This article looks at that era which led to Puritan movement. 

What is sanctification? This article explains that sanctification is not the work of man, but of God. It looks at the relationship between justification and sanctification. When sanctification is separated from justification, then sanctification becomes works of righteousness. 

Antinomianism is the enemy of the gospel. Why? Because it separates gospel from law, justification and sanctification. How? The article explains by looking at the relationship between gospel and law.

The Dutch Reveil describes the revival which happened in the Netherlands. This article discusses the character and impact of the Dutch revival. 

The Dutch Reveil describes the revival which happened in the Netherlands. This article discusses the representatives of the Dutch revival – Willem Bilderdijk, Isaac Da Costa, Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer and Otto Gerhart Heldring. 

The Dutch Reveil describes the revival which happened in the Netherlands. This article gives the historical context which called to church to raise her objection against the spirit of the age, this led to the Dutch revival. 

What is the nature of biblical prophecy? Dispensationalism is the belief that the bible is divided into many different dispensations or periods. This article examines how dispensationalists read and understand prophecy. 

Dispensationalism is the belief that the bible is divided into many different dispensations or periods. Dispensational teaching claims that Christ will return twice. This article examines biblical grounds used to argue for the rapture.

Dispensationalism is the belief that the bible is divided into many different dispensations or periods. Dispensational teaching claims that there is a distinction between Israel and the church. What is the place of Israel according to the bible? This article interrogates the answer of dispensationalism. 

Dispensationalism is the belief that the bible is divided into many different dispensations or periods. This article discusses three influential leaders of this movement: John Cocceius, John Nelson Darby, and Cyrus Ingerson Scofield. It also introduces the seven dispensations that characterizes the movement. 

What was the heart of the reformation? Scripture alone, grace alone and faith alone. This article looks at the meaning of justification by faith as taught by the reformers and how it was later twisted by some scholars. It gives a warning for today. 

This article on Revelation 9:1-11 focuses on the fifth trumpet and the judgment of the locusts. In Revelation 9:1 we read, “And the fifth angel sounded, and I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth: and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit.” Who or what is this star? Stars in the Bible often refer to angels both good and evil. In Job 38:7 we are told that when the Lord God of heaven finished His creation, “the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy.”

This article discusses the music and the words of Handel’s Messiah.

Is it impossible for the world to live in peace? As this article considers the seventh beatitude in Matthew 5:9, it explains that the root problem is spiritual. The author offers the biblical characteristics of peacemakers, and calls us to consider whether we are peacemakers.

Is the Bible not enough? Often this is the question asked by people who object to having confessions in the church. Looking at the origin of creeds and confessions, the author gives reasons why the church needs them. The focus is given to the Ecumenical Creeds and the Reformation Creeds.

This article looks at the life of Daniel and his friends as an example to young people on facing a world that is hostile to life. It shows how to live the Christian life in a post-Christian culture.

This article shows that the calling God issues to sinners is effectual, and its content is the command to repent and believe.

While in justification God declares us to be righteous, in adoption he declares us his children. This article shows the benefits that flow from both.

This article shows that there are times when Christians face spiritual desertion. However, it also shows how to deal with this experience and how God in his grace can cure someone of this feeling of spiritual desertion.

This article shows that Christ's resurrection assures us of justification, the forgiveness of sins, and the resurrection of our bodies.

Living with Christ in heaven and eternity will be a life of glorifying him, as his glory will fill eternity and be the joy of Christians.

The characteristics of a person who is spiritually mature are stability, proper self-esteem, being objective and impartial, the ability to deal with failure, and taking responsibility for one's actions. Spiritual maturity is crucial for the healthy life of the church. Let this article explain.

While arguing that Christian stewardship encourages care for the environment, this article shows that it is different from the call made by the environmentalists. These are two different belief systems with different practical results.

This article on Revelation 8:7-13 focuses on the judgments of the trumpets as they are concerned with natural disasters.

Do Christians still struggle with sin after being saved? Can they still feel wretched? Romans 7 has been a point of discussion on this matter. How should we understand it? This article highlights different interpretations, with the author giving his own.

Everyone who is sick longs for healing. What happens if healing does not come? How can a Christian live with sickness? This article gives comfort by pointing us to the hope we have in Christ.

Have you had times when it seemed as though your prayer was just bouncing off the ceiling? This article will encourage you to pray again. Learn how the Mediator does his work as you pray to the Father. This article focuses on Revelation 8:1-6.

This article looks at what the benediction is at the end of the worship service and how we must view it.

This article looks at collections and the act of giving in the worship service. It also discusses seven principles Paul gives us as guidelines for giving.

This article looks at singing in Old and New Testament worship, and also discusses the singing of the imprecatory psalms.

This article looks at the reading of Scripture and the preaching of God’s Word in the worship service. This article looks at preaching as the ministry of reconciliation.

This article looks at the place of the congregational prayer in the worship prayer. The author also gives attention to the essential elements in prayer (adoration, confession, supplication, intercession, thanksgiving).

This article looks at the place of the reading of the Ten Commandments and the Apostles' Creed in the worship service.

Should the worship service be free or have a certain order? This article focuses on the Reformed order of worship. It first explains the meaning of worship and then looks at the reason for order in worship. The author also discusses the votum and the salutation at the beginning of the worship service.

Should Christians obey the government? Is the government given by God always? This article argues that the government is instituted by God, and that God does this for our benefit.

The temptation to compromise on the truth of God is rampant in our time. Through the life of the prophet Micaiah we are challenged in this article to see what it means to stand for God’s truth. We are faced by humanism and other influences tempting Christians to compromise. Yet we are also encouraged to see God is vindicating sound doctrine.

What does it mean to be mature? Can I know if I am maturing? This article shows how God recreates us, and it shares some characteristics of a mature Christian. This is good article for self-examination.

Our Lord drew some lessons from natural disasters. Often when they happen they make people question the goodness of God. Does God do bad things? Read this reflection from the Haiti earthquake and learn from it.

Have you heard about the Green Bible? Can printing a Bible with green letters make Christians more conscious about the issues confronting the environment? This article gives a good discussion on this topic.

This article focuses on the contribution Herman Bavinck made to the discussion of regeneration. What is immediate regeneration and mediate regeneration? Can churches be in union if they hold different beliefs on these doctrines?

A treasure is something that is worth keeping. However, should Christians keep treasures on earth? What did Jesus mean when he spoke about treasure on earth and treasure in heaven? Should Christians work to be rich or not? These questions are given some consideration in this article.

What is a saint? Can a saint be a backslider? Will all true believers persevere? 

Who did Christ die for? This article is about salvation and atonement.

This article is about salvation and the doctrine of irresistible grace. 

This article is about the will of man, the sinfulness and total depravity of man, and the salvation of God.

This article looks at the principle of a just war.

This article is about the promises of God, and our faith in these promises of God.

This article is on 1 Corinthians 5.

This article is on 1 Corinthians 3:10-17.