This article is about the martyrdom of Justin (ca. 100-165 A.D.), his work in apologetics, and his worship practices.

This article examines biblical teaching on polygamy. Looking at the reasons why God allowed polygamy in the Old Testament, the author shows that this does not mean that this is the way God designed marriage from the beginning. Marriage is intended to be a monogamous relationship between one man and one woman.

This article defines the difference between Evangelicalism and Reformed theology by looking at the history and development of the Evangelical movement.

This article shows that humour is not foreign to scripture; in fact, God Himself expresses a sense of humour. This article discusses what good Christian humour is.

Environmentalism may lead to the idolization of the environment. This article discusses the way Christians ought to think about the environment as a result of seeing creation as an act of God.

Though saved by grace, Christians have a responsibility to actively take part in what God has done for them in Christ. This article shows that personal devotions done through Bible reading, meditation and prayer are crucial for Christian growth.

This article on the life of Irenaeus of Lyon (ca. 130-200) also looks at his struggle against Gnosticism and his focus on the history of salvation.

This article is about crime and criminal justice. This article seeks to show how implementing restorative justice through restitution can help in bringing justice to society as a way of taking the victim along in the injustice suffered.

This article looks at the topic of depression. Emphasis is given to the causes of depression, how not to help, and how to help those struggling with depression.

This article on the welfare state, discusses government and poverty, the responsibility of citizens, the view of man, and social evils and the church.

This article is about the dangers of the prosperity gospel or the health and wealth gospel.

This article provides a brief history of healthcare and the beginning of hospitals. The author shows that Christians provided compassionate heathcare based on an understanding of man being created in the image of God and the command to love one's neighbour. Therefore, Christian caregivers today should still be motivated by this same conviction.

This article is about Jerome (AD 347-420), one of the early church's greatest scholars and Bible translators. He translated the Bible from its original languages into Latin (the Vulgate).

The article gives an overview of the history of Christianity in China, looking specifically at the political situation and the first missionaries to arrive in China.

This article is about Origen (c.185-254 AD). Origen's relation to Plotinus is also discussed.

This article gives an overview of the life of Martin Luther and John Calvin, with focus given to the way in which they thought about each other and their differences in doctrine, especially on the Lord's Supper. Christians can be encouraged and learn from Luther and Calvin's appreciation for each other despite their differences.

This article is about Muhammad, prophet of Islam, and how we should view the Koran as Christians.

This article is about meditating: How to meditate and on what to meditate is discussed.

This article looks at the early church and the impact of the gospel on the Roman pluralistic society. The persecution of the Christians in the Roman empire is also discussed.

Without God it is impossible to speak about human rights. Speaking of human rights is governed by how one thinks about man and his responsibilities. Only through God's revelation and grace it is possible to speak about human rights.

This article discusses the place of the news in the media in modern society. It also looks at a Christian response to postmodern journalism.

In these three articles about heresy, the author shows the importance of truth versus heresy from a Scriptural and historical perspective. Relativism (as part of post modernism) is also discussed.

This article looks at the importance of studying the church fathers and common misconceptions about the church fathers in the early church.

This article is about different views of Jesus Christ. The relation of Jesus Christ to God the Father is also discussed.

This article looks at the history of dispensationalism and the concept of the rapture. The author evaluates these teachings by looking at what the Bible teaches about the end times and the second coming of Christ.

The author looks at how our society has become shameless. Things like shame, nakedness, sexuality and the shamelessness of the media is discussed.

This article looks at politeness, manners, and civility. Why is it important for society and what does it have to do with being a Christian?

Why is pacifism not the answer? This article reveals that pacifism is build on the wrong foundation. Universal peace can only be attained with the coming of Christ, because only then sin will be eradicated. The steps to peace are only found in redemption in Christ.

This article on the life of Ignatius of Antioch (c. 35-107) also looks at his martyrdom and his struggle against docetism.

Is Islam a religion of peace or war? This article looks at the cause of this confusion within the Koran and the Muslim's interpretation, shedding some light as to how one should think about Islam.

This article is about Cyril of Alexandria (ca. 375-444 A.D.), and also his relation to Nestorius.

This article is about Gregory of Nazianzus (ca. 329-390 A.D.).

This article is about Athanasius (ca. 296-373 A.D.), his life and his struggle with Arius. The council of Nicea is also discussed, as well as the importance of Constantine the Great.

By looking at the theories of prominent atheists  — Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and Christopher Hitchens — this article evaluates the implications of atheism for society. The author discusses the differences between morality based on the Bible and morality based on atheism.

This article discusses heresy as we see it in the New Testament, the Early Church and during the Reformation.

This article looks at the results of a worldview influenced by evolution and the impact it has on biotechnology, with a special focus on the study of eugenics. The author gives an evaluation of this development through a Christian perspective.

In this article on Islam's view of Jesus Christ, their view of the Trinity is also discussed.

This article is about the question if Muslims and Christians worship the same God, and if the differences are really that important. It also focuses on religious equality.

This article is about Tertullian (c. 160 to 240 A.D.). His relation to Marcion and Montanus (Montanism) is also mentioned. His importance for apologetics, and to show that Jesus Christ is God and man, is also discussed.

This article shows that without belief in God, it is impossible to believe in objective beauty. It shows how the Christian worldview, which results from belief in God, makes the study of aesthetics possible. Man can be involved in art, since beauty finds meaning in the redemptive work of Christ.

This article is about the relation of Islam to the Jews/Israel.

This article is about the life and writings of Clement of Alexandria (c. 150-215).

This author of this article, while acknowledging the good use of technology, gives attention to the dangers of technology. There often is the temptation to allow technology to replace faith and hope in God, ushering in ideas of utopia and practical atheism. This is especially true in the case of medical technology.

This article uses Augustine's The City of God to show the antithesis between church and world, and also reflects on an ungodly society.

This article is about Thascius Cyprian (200 to 258 A.D.), his relation to Decius, and his view on the church.

This article looks at the Roman Catholic doctrine of virgin Mary (Mariology).

This article is about Augustine (354-430 A.D.), his life and his relation to Pelagius. Augustine's view on original sin and his book "City of God" is also discussed.

This article looks at how the secular world thinks about freedom. The author looks at the definition of freedom from the perspective of liberalism, communism, and Nazism, as well as Hinduism and Islam. The author concludes the article by discussing how Christianity views freedom. 

While the world fights against aging, this article shows how to live together as God's people of all different ages. It shows that aging should not be an enemy, but embraced as a gift of God for the good of the church and the youth. In God's kingdom this generational conflict should not exist.

Though there will be animals in the new earth and the heavens, the Bible does not teach that when animals die they go to heaven, or hell for that matter. This article discusses the nature of animals in contrast to humans, and how this relates to eternal life.

Exploring both the Old and New Testament on aging, this article shows how grandparents and senior members in the church can still be of service to Christ and His church. It also shows how Christ can still be their anchor. This article is about Christians aging in hope.

Is it right to view God from a feminine point of view? This article examines the use of language in relation to God and the agenda of feminism. 

This article is about the Islamic faith and the way it views Jesus Christ. The author concludes by looking at the radical differences between Christianity and Islam. 

This article is about militant Islam and jihad, and democracy and human rights in Islam.

Why should we study a creed? This article looks at the importance of doctrine, what is a creed, and the historical background of the Belgic Confession.

This article is about the task of the government and morality in society. The author discusses private morality, imposing morality, and law and social change.

This article is about walking with God.