This article underlines that the believer is in a battle of faith in this life, and so it calls the Christian to fight the good fight of the faith in the strength of Christ, to inherit everything.

This article reflects on the blessing of singing, and encourages singing to the Lord in both joy and trouble.

Every Sunday again and in every worship service the Gospel is proclaimed, isn't it? Doesn't the apostle Paul write: "Woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel"? That is why again and again the congregation of the Lord must hear the Gospel. And it must be the full Gospel. Isn't it therefore a contradiction in terms when the judgments of God sound forth in the proclamation of the Word? Is it really necessary to hear that it is appointed unto man to die once and after that the judgment?

This article identifies what it means for Christians to share in the sufferings of Christ, carry their cross behind him, and live a life of self-denial.

This article considers the topic of [[congregational upbuilding]]. It explains both the human and divine dimensions to this upbuilding.

What should be said in response to arguments for re-baptism? This article explains that baptism can only happen once, since God's name can never be erased from one's forehead. Further, baptism calls for living altogether for the Lord, in true love for him.

Does preaching today lack the aspect of the struggle of faith, where church members are nurtured in the idea that they can take everything for granted? This article raises the concern that there can be stagnation in a congregation, and emphasizes the value in warnings in the preaching, when appropriate.

Is it possible to be a child of God and yet be lost? This article considers the various ways in which one can live as a child of God. All those who are baptized are children of God by virtue of the covenant, yet among them are those who do not want to know about the God of the covenant. Yet the Father does not want to lose any of his children, and so he urges all to repent and believe.

This article looks at the danger of following our own hearts and seeing this as the leading of God. It is important that we have training in the understanding of the guidance God gives.

This article explains from the Psalms and the life of Joseph that sometimes God’s children can struggle with the providence of God. It underlines that in every way we are dependent upon the leading of God and are to surrender ourselves to him in faith.

How does God lead our lives? This article raises the question in several different ways whether God really has his hand in all things. It wrestles through whether God leads through very difficult circumstances.

This article explores biblical examples where God’s providence and leading are evident in the lives of his children.

This article considers the doctrine of election, that it is not outdated but is biblical and thus also comforting.

This article discusses whether infant baptism is scriptural. It considers the relevant New Testament passages, as well as the connection between circumcision and baptism.

Does the judgment of God have a place in preaching? This article gives reasons why some preachers do not proclaim the judgment of God, but why it is important that the church of Christ also hear the warnings of the gospel in preaching.

This article considers the matter of forgiveness, namely, both the need to ask for it from God and the neighbour, and the willingness to forgive the neighbour.

This article considers the matter of being assured of God’s forgiveness. It urges faith in the promises of God, and thereafter experiencing the joy of forgiveness.

This article explains why a Christian needs to pray repeatedly for the Holy Spirit. It also discusses the attitude with which a Christian must pray, and how groaning can be part of prayer.

Listening well is an art. This article stresses the importance of listening to your neighbour in conversation.

Does God listen to and answer prayer? This is a question that some Christians ask, and that this article seeks to answer.

The Great Shepherd uses shepherds to care for his flock. This article looks at what it means to be a shepherd. It shows that shepherding the church means having a heart for the flock, and being there for and with the flock.