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Nine Ways to Guard Your Personal Relationship with God

Do you want to know how you can guard your relationship with God? The article provides nine ways.

Eight Ways to Help Depressed Christians

This article offers eight ways you can help a depressed Christian so that they may still be able to glorify God in their darkest season.

Using Psychology to Unmask the Abuser

This article addresses the question as to whether office-bearers may make use of secular psychologists in abuse situations. The author suggests that we ought to do so, provided that we always use Scripture to screen and filter the input we receive from secular psychologists.

13 Truths for the Congregation of a Fallen Pastor (Part 2)

This article offers a series of passages from which sermons could be preached, to help a congregation think and act biblically when a pastor has fallen into sexual sin.

Repairing the Damage After a Pastor Falls (Part 1)

In this article, the author offers advice for churches that are dealing with the consequences of the scandalous sexual sin of a pastor.

Healing Congregations Wounded by Clergy Sexual Misconduct

Drawing on a book written on this subject, the author provides a list of the responses that victims of clergy sexual abuse need from the church.

The Ripped Veil Exodus 26:31-33

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the curtain in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 26:31-33. It shows how Christ through his suffering opened the way to God.

The Covenant Ark Exodus 25:10-22

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the covenant ark in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:10-22.

The Incense Altar

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the incense altar in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 30:1-10 and Exodus 37:25-29. Its message is that of prayer and propitiation.

The Golden Lamp Read Exodus 25:31-39, 27:20, and Leviticus 24:1-4

This article looks at the golden lampstand in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:31-39 and Leviticus 24:1-4. It explains that the lampstand pointed to God as the Lightgiver and Lifegiver.

The Bread of God Read: Exodus 25:23-30 and Leviticus 24:5-9

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the bread of Presence in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 25:23-30 and Leviticus 24:5-9. The author explains that the bread was for God, from God, and represented fellowship with God.

The Bath Made with Mirrors Read: Exodus 30:17-21

Why did God command the building of the tabernacle? This article looks at the bronze basin in the tabernacle as it is explained in Exodus 30:17-21. It pointed to the cleansing required and how God provided for such cleansing.

We Have an Altar Exodus 27:1-8; 38:1-8; Matthew 23:17; Hebrews 13:10-12

This article looks at the altar in the tabernacle. It shows that the message of the altar was sanctification, support, and salvation.

God’s Tent

Why did God instruct the building of the tabernacle? This article based on Exodus 25:8 explains that the tabernacle was God’s residence and his revelation.

The World’s Largest “Visual Aid”

This article introduces the importance of the tabernacle by pointing out that God gave it to his people to teach them about himself, but also that the tabernacle carried a prophetic message.

The Scottish Communion Season

What should preparation for the Lord’s Supper look like? Learning from others how they prepare for communion can be of help. This article describes how the Scottish Reformed prepare, from Thursday to Tuesday of the preparation days, emphasising the need for humiliation, examination, preparation, commemoration, thanksgiving, and revival.

God Becomes the Sacrifice

This article on Genesis 22 looks at the sacrifice and the satisfaction of God through the sacrifice.

What Dawkins, Hawking and Harris Know about God

What do atheists know about God? They know he exists, and that he is eternal, powerful, good, and will judge. The article discusses this with Romans 1 in view.