This article draws some principles for the church today from John Calvin's commentary on the book of Acts.

The doctrine of inerrancy upholds the truth that the Bible can be trusted in everything that it says. This article explains what this means by looking at the nature of the Bible, and the importance of upholding inerrancy. It answers objections to this doctrine.

The difference between John Calvin and the Westminster Confession is found in their historical context and theological methodology. Does this mean that they are different in their teaching? This article looks at points of similarities to show that their teachings are consistent.

Terrorism is waged on the basis of being a just war. Is it so? On the other hand is war against terrorism just? This article looks at the principles guiding just war.

This article gives seven reasons why the Ten Commandments are still relevant for Christians today.

What does the doctrine of justification mean? This article shows that justification by faith in Christ is rooted in understanding the active obedience and passive obedience of Christ. It gives four principles that govern the explanation of Christ's active and passive obedience. To deny one of them is to deny the biblical teaching on justification.

Comparing the claims of postmodernism and the Bible on the subject of truth, this article shows that the starting point for biblical truth is found in God himself. This article shows how this impacts apologetics and the Christian life.

What the church needs for church planting and missions, God has provided in the book of Acts. Acts records the progress of the Word, and this article shows how this progress happened and what it means for the church today.

When we lose the holiness of God, sin loses its meaning, and the gospel becomes meaningless. This is what has happened; the church has lost a sense of God’s holiness. How did it happen and how can the church regain it? These are the questions this article will answer.

There is no way of thinking about a Christian and the Christian life without thinking about union with Christ. This article gives six reasons why union with Christ is essential.

Two things constitute revival: a new enjoyment of God and many new converts join the church. This twofold pattern appears repeatedly in the book of Acts. This article comments on how revival can come the church today.

This article shows that Christian truth is ultimate, mysterious, and, according to 1Timothy 3:15-16, personal.

Biotechnology has put on the table the question of what is man. This article looks at the challenges posed by biotechnology and how Christians can respond to them by affirming the biblical view of man.