This article is a Bible study on Revelation 14:1–5.

This article is a Bible study on [[Revelation 13]]:11–18.

This article is a Bible study on [[Revelation 13]]:1–10.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 12:13–17.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 12:7–12.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 12:1–6.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 12-16.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 11:15–19.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 11:4–14.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 11:1–4.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 10:1–11.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 9:1–12.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 8:7–13.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 8:2–6.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 8:1.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 7:9–17.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 7:1–8.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 6:9–17.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 6:1-8.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 5:1–10.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 4:1–10.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 3:1–22.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 2:12–29.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 2:1–11.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 1:9–20

This article is a Bible study on Revelation 1:1-8.

This article is a Bible study on Revelation.

This article looks to establish just what kind of man John Calvin was. It reviews comments that he made about his own life, revealing that he was involved in the same struggles as the church today.

This article considers what is meant by the question in the Heidelberg Catechism, "What do you believe concerning the holy, catholic, Christian church?" It is especially the matter of faith in relation to the church that this aritcle seeks to address.

This article considers the view of J.G. Vos on the [[imprecatory]] psalms. It first offers a number of unsatisfactory solutions that have been offered to the question of whether it is appropriate to use these psalms. Then it offers Vos's solution.

What is a "classis" really? Briefly summarized, "In Reformed church polity a classis is an official assembly of those delegated by neighboring churches to discharge ecclesiastical affairs which could not be properly and effectively settled in the local congre­gation." And now for every thoughtful Reformed believer the questions soon begin to multiply.

Of what size ought a classis to be, in order that its assigned responsibility may be discharged effi­ciently and fruitfully for the welfare of one and all? No Reformed church, to the best of my knowledge, has ever decided on this. Always it was left to a classis to determine if, when and how it should be "divided" into two or more such assemblies, with synodical approval ordinarily given. After all, area congregations know their own needs best.

This article is about how the Christian believer can contribute to evangelism and mission work.

This article looks at the life of the believer as a calling: in the family, on the job, and in relation to government.

This article discusses the importance of evangelism, but also the dangers of using wrong methods. The author specifically looks at the psychological aspect of altar-calls, and what conversion really is.

This article looks at the task of the Christian in this world. The Christian must oppose false teaching, guard what is valuable, and treasure and share the gospel. The author looks extensively at 2 Peter 1:1-4 and Jude 20-25.

This article looks at the place of the Scripture in the Reformation and the reformed faith.

What are the dangers of being concerned about apostasy in your church? This article looks at a good way of working on problems and toward reformation in your church.

This article looks at what J Gresham Machen said about fundamentalism.

This article looks at 1 Corinthians 2:9-16. The things of God are inaccessible to man by his own investigation; instead, they are revealed and communicated to us by the Spirit of God.

This article is about the calling and office each Christian has received from God.

This article on Jeremiah 1:9-10 is about reformation in the church and being "negative" in the church. There is a place for demolition in the church!

This article on Acts 4:33-35 is about the power of the resurrection to restore a healthy community and stewardship.

This article describes the life and work of Francis A. Schaeffer.

The author of this article maintains that Christian schools should have creeds as their basis and standard of education. This article also looks at the relationship between church and school. 

This article discusses the topic of mission work and evangelism, specifically in relation to muslim people. How much should missionaries adapt to the culture of the people they are preaching to?

This article is about the kingdom of God. The author answers some questions about the characteristics of the kingdom, and what it means to be a citizen of the kingdom.

Does 1 Corinthians 11:5 teach that women can lead prayer in church? In this article on the role of women in the church, the author shows that when the church comes together to worship, women should not lead in prayer.

This articles looks at the rise of Christian institutions of mercy, the proper organization of these institutions, and how the diaconate can work together with these institutions.

Is the church facing the danger of raising a generation of spiritual illiterates? This article shows that this danger can be averted by returning to catechetical preaching and teaching.

This article looks at the value of family visitation on our way to eternity.

This article looks at the preparation and the planning for family visitation.

This article looks first at the value family visitation has for the oversight and responsibility of the elders, and then discusses the value it has for the church.

This article discusses some objections to family visitation.

What is important for the elder to remember when he does family visitation? This article addresses this question.

This article is on the necessity of family visitation. The author also discusses the relationship between preaching and family visitation.

In family visitation, the office-bearers must work toward the development of individuals' spiritual lives, challenge the lives of believers to service, and promote fellowship in the church.

This article discusses the practice of home visitation in the early church and at the time of the Reformation.

Why do churches have family visitation with the elders? This article discusses the concept of home visitation, looking also at relevant church history.

Should women be allowed to serve in the church as deaconesses? This article looks at the work and role of women in the church through church history. It also discusses the task of women in the ministry of mercy.

What role should women play in the church? Surveying the evidence of the Old Testament and New Testament, this article shows that equality and subordination are not opposing principles. The headship of man was instituted by God before the Fall. As a result, women should fight against the desire for leadership in the church, and joyfully take on their God-given role of submission.

This articles looks at the rise of Christian institutions of mercy, the proper organization of these institutions, and how the diaconate can work together with these institutions.

The work of the deacons is primarily to show how God addresses the needs of His people through the Word. Therefore, their work is linked with the Word. This article shows how the deacons must bring the Word to the needy, the poor and the sick.

The effective administration of the ministry of mercy is dependant on how well the diaconate is organized. The office of deacons is divinely appointed, permanent and ministerial in character. This article discusses how this office should be regulated by looking at the church order, the confessions, and the relationship between deacons and elders. It ends by giving pointers on how to organize the diaconate of the church.

Deacons have a crucial role in the church in administering the ministry of mercy. Deacons help in caring for the poor and the alleviation of poverty as they gather and distribute the offerings of the church.

This article looks at the election, installation and period of service of deacons.

This article looks at what qualifies someone to be a deacon. The author discusses the qualificaitions of deacons, touching on the topics of personal godliness, relationships with family, and relationships with others. The article also shows ways of preparing those who are elected for the duty in the ministry of mercy.

This article is about the relationship between Martin Luther and John Calvin. 

This article looks at the roots of catechism classes in church history and the importance of catechizing the youth of the church.

This article is about the church and her union with Jesus Christ.

This is a basic article on what the church of Christ is all about.

This article on Psalm 8 looks at the glory and the victory of God.

This is a basic article on the future and end times.

This article looks at the basics of salvation.

This article looks at some basic principles for economics today. The author discusses a book by Douglas Vickers.

Is God on the side of the poor? Does the church have a social gospel? What is the real problem of this world and how should the church address it? This article reflects upon these questions.

This article looks at the reasons for infant baptism (family baptism, the church included children and the fulfillment of OT promises) and the obligation that goes with the baptism.

This article looks at the translation theory behind some of the newer Bible translations, especially the Dynamic Equivalence theory.

This article on the virgin birth of Jesus Christ looks at the denial of this doctrine today and the importance to hold on to this doctrine as a vital part of the Christian faith.

This article has a few notes on the Biblical themes in the oratorio St. Paul of Felix Mendelssohn.

This article is about the church as place of sinners who long for God's grace.

This article is about the calling of each believer to join a true church of Christ.

This article is about the church as a congregation of believers.

This article explores how we can preach the Heidelberg Catechism: from specific Scripture passages. A list of relevant Scripture texts with each Lord's day of the Heidelberg Catechism is also given.

We do not believe IN the church, but we believe the church. What does it mean to believe the church?

This article is about Athanasius' struggle against Arius about the deity of Jesus Christ.

This article is about the elders' task of supervision over the preaching. The author also looks at what is preaching and the importance of preaching.