“The relationship between Word and Spirit has been justly characterized as the pivotal point of the theology.” Read this article to see why.

Through the fellowship with Christ we have fellowship with one another. This article discusses how the Spirit constitutes communion.

This article explores the gifts of the Spirit as well as the fruit of the Spirit. The gifts, or charismata, are given to the body of Christ, as discussed in Romans 12 and 1 Corinthians 12-1 Corinthians 14. The fruit, mentioned in Galatians 5:22, are one, and unite the divided life, with a view to the fruit entering the glory of God.

The first article explains that there have always been different focus points in the Reformed tradition with regard to the doctrine of election, but that unifying theme has always been that election gives comfort and assurance to the believer.
The second article discusses the viewpoint of Johan von Staupitz on election, as well as the nature of his friendship with Martin Luther.

This article describes four types of conflict that can be experienced in the church, and how to resolve such conflicts.