Though a believer is no longer "under the law," he is freed up to see the beauties of God’s law as fulfilled in Christ. This article explains how this works; that is, it describes how the law of God is a gift of the grace of God.
Becoming a Christian in the early church brought enormous social costs. This article considers why anyone in that context would become a Christian, offering three reasons why Christianity attracted followers. These are the lessons the church can learn today in the cultural environment.
Mortification is the act of killing sin. How do Christians do that? This article looks at Romans 8 to answer this question.
The Puritans can be of a great help to the biblical counsellor. This article explains how their understanding of sin and its workings and the call to fight sin in a biblical way can be of a great help in counselling.
Chapter 1 is an exposition of Exodus 19. The emphasis is on God who displays himself as present in a spectacular revelation.
This chapter offers a history of how and why the Gospel Coalition was formed. At first it wanted to identify and strengthen the confessional foundation of evangelicalism, and so produced a confessional statement of its own that it discusses herein.
A church that is adapting and reformulating everything it did in worship, discipleship, community, and service in order to be engaged with the society around it is a missional church.
Christianity is knowing God, and at the heart of knowing God is the gospel. This article shows what the gospel is and what hinders people from knowing the gospel.
A Christian's vocation is a part of God's work in this world, and of serving others. Let the article explain.
From Galatians 2:14 this article shows that all of life should be in line with the gospel. However, moralism and relativism steal this call from believers.
