Essential to the welfare of the church and Christian witness is obedience to the command of Christ that we love one another. This article explains the nature of this love, and the extent, model, and obedience of this love.

Christian must be spiritually mature. From 2 Peter 1:5-8 this article shows that there are seven supplements needed for maturity in faith: virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, brotherly affection, and love.

Joanna the wife of Cuza was a true disciple of Jesus Christ. From Luke 8:1-3 this article traces this woman’s journey of faith in Christ.

To be Reformed means to be biblical, to recognise and submit oneself to the supreme authority of God’s Word. This article argues that this is the lesson we must learn from the Reformation. Going back to God’s word led to the rediscovery of the gospel and liberated the church from traditionalism.

The doctrine of predestination has its origin in the Bible. The Reformers rediscovered it, and this article defines what predestination means and why it is essential to the preaching of the gospel and for the life of the church today.

This article looks at the Scottish Reformation, showing that it was rooted in the truth of Scripture alone. It calls the church today to continue in this doctrine of sola Scriptura.

Only believers can meaningfully and truly worship God in spirit and in truth. This article explains the nature of corporate worship, its character, and necessity.

True worship is a result of God’s work in the believer. It is centred on God, Christ, and God’s word. It is must also be regulated by God’s Word. This is what the article explains.

From 2 Timothy 3:16-17 this article explains the origin of Scripture, authority of Scripture, and sufficiency of Scripture.

A fools says there is no God (Psalm 14:1). Is atheism also foolishness? This article gives three reasons to the affirmative.

Martin Luther confessed that the justice of God is that righteousness by which, through grace and sheer mercy, God justifies us through faith. This was the discovery by Luther of justification by faith alone. This article explains how Luther came to this discovery by looking at his life and the battle with the Roman Catholic Church.

Essential to the growth of the church is discipleship. This article shows that this is what is implied by the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20.

This article first look at the modern ecumenical movement and false church unity, and then looks at true catholicity and true church unity.

This article is about the nature, inspiration and authority of Scripture, as well as the sufficiency and purpose of Scripture.