What did the ascension mean to Jesus? This question if important because they ascension of Jesus meant that he going back to the Father’s house. This filled Him with joy, it ought to fill you with joy too. 

There has been some discussion about Article 29 of the Belgic Confession, and how we should understand and apply what we confess there about the true and the false church. These terms seem to create a great deal of misunderstanding in the minds of many Christians today. People are actually offended if someone says, The church to which I belong is the true church of Jesus Christ. Some of the misunderstandings may make people wonder whether these terms are even relevant anymore. How should we understand and use the terms "true church" and "false church" today?

Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat its mistakes. If there was ever a time for us to take these words to heart, it is now. For those who have left the Canadian Reformed Church and are now setting their house in order there is no better time to set the right course in the present for the future by considering past mistakes.

Sometimes it seems that our idea of church unity bears a frightening similarity to the world's idea of marital unity. Just as the world has exchanged the glory and the wonder of true marriage for an altered and impoverished substitute, maybe we have exchanged the glory and the wonder of true church unity for some sentimental and vague substitute. The federative relationship does bear similarity to marriage, at least in some of its aspects.

This article on John 12:7 is about showing devotion to Christ and acknowledging him as the crucified Christ.

This article on John 12:3 is about the kind of devotion and thankfulness we ought to feel and show toward Jesus Christ.

This article is on Galatians 5:22-23 is about the fruit of the Spirit.

Why did God give us his Holy Spirit? In this article on Galatians 5:16 the author looks at the Spirit giving us a new nature.