The Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF) teaches that the doctrine of predestination "is to be handled with special prudence and care" (WCF 3:8). Likewise, it says that the works of God's providence are not to be curiously pried into or misapplied (WLC 113). Providence is not a wax nose to be bent and shaped into the way of our liking. 

This article looks at the biblical teaching on justification in contrast to the claims of the New Perspective on Paul.

This article shows the relationship between modesty and courtship. Immoderate clothing sends the wrong signal. Inner beauty must be cultivated and be the attraction for courtship.

Christians cannot compromise the biblical teaching on homosexuality. This article explains the biblical teaching.

Is there a Christian view of television? This article looks at the disadvantages of TV and the medium it uses to share information, and addresses the question: should Christians spend their time in front of this screen?

This article shows how self-awareness, self-denial, and self-discipline are crucial to the fight against sin, Satan, and self.

This article shows the significance of Christ's appearance after the resurrection to the two Marys on their way to Galilee, as recorded in Matthew 28:9-10.

The death of Christ and his atonement reveal his glory. Let this article show you how.

Christ called the weary and heavy laden to come to him for comfort. How can he give comfort to their souls? The author looks at the loneliness and the brokenness Christ faced from the hand of the Father, which enables Christ to bring true comfort to us.

Looking at Revelation 4:10, this article shows how worship in heaven is motivated by meekness, love for God, and thankfulness to God.