How should faith respond to the providence of God? This article gives five ways in which faith must be exercised in relation to God’s providence.

What are the benefits of the Lord’s Supper? The Lord’s Supper is the communion of the body and blood of our Saviour. It serves to show us his love in dying. It seals to us the blessings of the covenant of grace. The Holy Communion expresses both the inward and outward unity of the people of God.

Matthew 7:12 and Luke 6:31 record words that came to be known as the golden rule. This article explains that the heart of the golden rule is the fulfilment of the command to love your neighbour.

There are five things that should make every Christian hate sin. This article presents these five, and how they are important for the hatred of sin.

Will everyone be saved? Universalism’s claim is that all will be saved. This article examines four types of universalism: radical universalism, liberal universalism, evangelical universalism, and biblical universalism. Only one of these can be true.

This article explains the doctrine of election, showing also five benefits for the Christian life.

This article shows how faith should take hold of the promises of God.

Loss of identity and meaning is the major cause of anxiety in our time. This article draws lessons from John Calvin on anxiety. Learning to live by faith in God and accepting the limits set for us are crucial for dealing with anxiety.

This article looks at the doctrine of election in the letter of Romans, discussing the place and purpose of election in the doctrine of salvation.

This article is about the indiscriminate or free offer of the gospel to all sinners. The author looks at a few different authors' view of the free offer, and also specifically at John Calvin's view. He also discusses the free offer of the gospel and the reprobate and the inability of man to respond in faith except through the work of the Spirit.