How can the believer be sure of his election? This article looks at election, faith, assurance, and the Canons of Dort Chapter 1, Article 12.

"Did Christ pour out His blood also for the bond of churches?". A previous article particularly refuted his main thesis that there is a contrast, or at least a sharp distinction, between the spiritual unity of the churches of Christ and the *organisational” unity and community as it is arranged by the Church Order, and that the Saviour would have given His blood for the former unity, but not for the latter. 

Church discipline is not a responsibility of the few, but of the whole congregation. Christians have a biblical call to practice brotherly admonition. Discipline is the responsibility of every believer, and when needed, it should lead to the responsibility of the consistory. The goal is to save the sinner.

Church discipline is the spiritual order to maintain the holiness of the church against the destructiveness of the power of sin. This article gives a definition of church discipline and a short discussion on the elements thereof.

Church discipline is one of the keys to maintaining the holiness of the church. In this article, the author looks at the scriptural teaching for the foundation of discipline in the church. Arguing from both the Old Testament and the New Testament, the author states that God has always set ways of maintaining the holiness of the church against the destructive power of sin.