The days of waiting have now ended, because the new King in the line of David has come. This is the one who will deliver from sin, and establish the righteous kingdom of God. This is what the Gospel of Matthew is all about.

The lessons we can learn from Job and his suffering is how God is full of compassion and mercy. This is in accordance with James 5:11.

This article shows how the theme of the suffering servant in Isaiah is fulfilled in Christ. In this way Christ fulfilled what Israel failed to fulfill.

The diaconal office exists to express Christ’s mercy and compassion. This article looks at the origin, model, and limits of deacons.

This article on Ephesians 3:14-19 is about the prayer of Paul. The author also discusses grace, love, and the fullness of God as fundamental aspects of the Christian life.

This article looks at the differences in worship in the Old and New Testament. The author specifically looks at John 4:22-24.

Christ is everything for us, and in Him alone will we find our happiness. 

This article is about the revelation of God by the Son of God. The author looks at Hebrews 1:1-2 and John 1:18.

This article looks at the hope of the believer in contrast to those without faith who do not have hope.

This article outlines Huldrych Zwingli's theology on various issues, including the roles of church and state and church discipline.

This article is about legalism, and how it presents itself in various religions outside of biblical Christianity, such as Islam and Judaism.

This article looks at John Calvin's view of the church offices. The author looks at the office as temporary or something perpetual, the number of offices, and the relation of the office of pastor and elder.

This article is about the doctrine of the Trinity as unfolded in the Gospel of John, and specifically about the relation of the Father and the Son, and the love between the three persons in the Godhead.

This article is about the Openness theology, and the relation of the sovereignty of God to human freedom is also discussed. The foreknowledge and foreordination and omniscience of God is also mentioned in this article.