Generally fasting is little spoken about in Reformed circles. It is often either associated with a bygone age or with Roman Catholicism or other religions. Calvin already noted the dangers both of superstition in fasting and of a complete rejection of fasting.1 Since we are called to discern whether the practice is Scriptural and what guidance Scripture gives concerning it, below are several thought-provoking quotations to consider.

This article introduces us to the childhood of Moses.

This article introduces us to the childhood life of Joseph.

What is the relationship between law and grace? This article shows the relationship through the marriage analogy, as used in Romans 7:1-4.

Godly people speak long after their deaths. This is no exception with Mary Winslow. The biography of this godly woman is heart-warming to read. It is filled with lessons for Christians today on how to walk with Christ even when things are hard in your life.

How best can we keep the Sabbath? What is allowed on a Sunday? Are these some of the questions you have? This article will help you with ways to observe the Sabbath to the honour of God, and for the good of others and yourself.

Leisure time is a gift of God for being refreshed physically, mentally, and spiritually, a time to strengthen bonds with others, to enjoy God's gifts under the grace of God. Let this article explain.

This article shows that though Christians may not have had the experience of living with Christ on earth, through his resurrection and ascension we have no less communion with him than when he was on earth.

This article explains that Christ's work of saving sinners reveals his glory, for in salvation his work is shown.

What is the Song of Songs all about? This article sheds some light on how we can read the book: focus on the call of Christ to his bride.

This article is about the standards in spiritual discernment.

This article is about spiritual discernment (1 Thessalonians 5:21) and the necessity of this in the Christian life.