Every Christian must be an apologist, a defender of the faith. In this article the author shows from the early church how to engage in apologetics biblically.

Understanding the connection between the Old Testament and the book of Revelation is important to understanding Revelation. This article shows how this connection functions by way of the apocalyptic language, symbolism, and themes used in Revelation that are grounded in the OT.

Looking at 1 Kings 9-12, this article shows how Solomon rose to power and brought great blessings of wealth to God's people and the building of the temple. At the same time the life of Solomon is discussed in terms of his faith and life. Prosperity and security are not guarantees of godliness, and idolatry is the decay of society.

This article is a critique of the movie “Lord of the Rings.”

If God is good and sovereign, why is there evil in this world? This article provides six ways that such a question can be answered.

How should Christians celebrate the Lord's Day? What does the fourth commandment mean for Christians? This article compares the Continental and Sabbatarian views on the Sabbath.

May a Christian take another Christian to court? This exposition of 1 Corinthians 6:1-10 discusses legal disputes. The author maintains that, as long as they do not include a criminal case, legal disputes must be handled within the church. The author highlights several guidelines around handling these disputes in the church.

This article is about the family life of the elder. The author discusses the qualifications of the elder according to 1 Timothy 3:1-7, with specific attention to the elder being "beyond reproach." The author also discusses whether the elder must be married, or if a single man may serve in this office.

Are we allowed to make or use images of Jesus? This article looks at historical perspectives on this issue, drawing conclusions for the church today based on the second commandment.

This article is about Theodore Beza and how his theology compared to that of John Calvin. The author discusses Beza's view on limited atonement, predestination, and faith and assurance.

This article argues for education in Christian schools over against homeschooling. The concept of shools was present all the way through redemptive history.