What are the dangers of neglecting public worship? How does it hurt a Christian when he or she frequently misses worship? What does it hurt to skip church? Or, to repeat a child's question, "Why do we have to go to church today?"

The doctrine of the covenant of works has come under fire once more in Dutch Reformed churches. Some Dutch Reformed Christians have called the covenant of works an unscriptural theory that must be rejected outright. The covenant of works, they say, has traces of Arminianism or Roman Catholicism in it. Of course, the battle rages elsewhere as well, but Dutch Reformed church history has volumes to add to this debate.

This article looks at the purpose of family visitation and preparation for the home visit. 

This is an evaluation of Mormonism, the Book of Mormon, and their prophet Joseph Smith.

This article discusses the covenant of works as understood by Casper Olevianus & Zacharias Ursinus, Herman Witsius, Wilhelmus à Brakel, Herman Bavinck and Louis Berkhof.

This article is about superstition in the Middle Ages and Luther's battle against the Satan. The article also discusses Satan the accuser and the Word of God.

Do you ever hear a family member ask, "Do we have to go to church today?" This article addresses this question by listing eleven things that are wrong with habitually neglecting public worship. Scripture is clear that habitual church attendance is mandatory.

What is the church called to do? Taking its cue from 1 Corinthians 1:2, this article explains that the church is called by God to call upon God, to preach the gospel, to be saints, and to comprise all peoples.