This article considers what the Roman Catholic Church teaches about several important points, and compares these with Scripture. It looks at authority, sola vs. solo, the doctrine of man, worship and Mary, and other points.

The covenant of grace does not only bring blessings, it also brings curses. This article shows that refusal to repent and continuing in sin will result in the path of death, however believing Christ and repenting of sin will result to life. This is a call to embrace the path of life by heeding the warnings of the covenant. 

The covenant of grace is a relationship between God and His people whereby God is their God and they are His people. This article shows that this covenant is based on grace, and it is between God and believers together with their children made effective by the Mediator. This is what God teaches from Genesis 17:1-14. 

In the covenant of grace God’s promises are given to believing parents and their children. From 1 Corinthians 7:1-16 this article shows that because of the covenant believer’s children are holy since they belong to the covenant. This has impact on how parents raise their children in the home, school and church. This is also a blessing. How? 

In the covenant of grace God makes His promise to be our God and we are His people. This article shows that these promises are contained in the gospel which calls for faith as a response to accepting God’s promises. Faith leads to holiness of life. This is what God teaches us in 2Corinthians 6:1-7:1 about the relationship between promises and obligation in the covenant. 

Good distinctions are part of the essence of sound theology. They are an important tool for theologians. Preachers often employ distinctions as well, though because they can be technical, they are not always mentioned explicitly.

The covenant of grace shapes the worship of God’s covenant people. God promises His special presence among His people when they gather to worship. This worship takes the structure of the covenant which in turn shapes the elements of worship and this is expressed in the style of reformed worship. 

This article looks at the beginnings of Christianity in Canada. Here focus is given to the role played by colonization and the French Calvinists. This article gives background to the events which led to the coming of the French Calvinists in the church history of Canada. 

Defining mission work as the official sending of the church to go and make disciples by preaching and witnessing to the good news of Jesus Christ in all nations through the power of the Holy Spirit; this article gives biblical grounds for understanding mission in this way. 

What caused the Reformation? This article looks at the role of printing, vernacular language, and literacy as precursors to the Reformation.

This article discusses seven distinctions in the doctrine of the covenant of grace.

This article discusses how the doctrine of the covenant of grace impacts worship. It explains that God is with his people in a special way when they are gathered in public worship. Then it outlines the various elements of a Reformed worship service, as well as its structure. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

This article discusses how the covenant of grace relates to the children of believers. It considers whether they belong to the covenant, and if so, how they belong. It explains that they belong, that the promises are theirs as well. The article also reflects on concrete ways we are to raise our covenant children. It goes on to explain the comfort we have when covenant children die: they belong to God forever. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

This article discusses the ways in which covenant members relate to God in the covenant of grace. It shows that the one way is by faith and leads to blessing, and the other by unbelief that leads to death and curse. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

This article discusses how the covenant of grace functions. Particularly, it discusses the promises and obligations of the covenant. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

This article introduces the concept of the covenant of grace. It discusses its importance, how to define it, when was it established, and the parties involved in it. The author gives due consideration to Genesis 17. The article concludes with questions for reflection and discussion.

This article is a Bible study on Haggai 1:1-11.

This article is a Bible study on Haggai 1:12-15.

This article is a Bible study on Haggai 2:1-9.

This article is a Bible study on Haggai 2:10-19.

This article is a Bible study on Haggai 2:20-23.

This article on Psalm 78:19-20 is about the faithfulness of God to provide for his people.

This article on Micah 4:3 is about peace through Jesus Christ.

Though Lutherans and Reformed believers may have their differences, this article shows that there was a time when they were close allies. It does this by looking at the effort of Guido de Brès in trying to unite the Reformed and Lutherans together, pointing out that when he wrote Article 29 of the Belgic Confession about the false church, Lutherans were not considered as part of this category.

From Isaiah 42:3 this article shows that already in the Old Testament Christ's ministry was characterized by grace as he came to bind and restore.

True biblical preaching must tell people about God’s justice. This article shows that God’s justice is infinite, eternal, and unchangeable. This means that God will always punish sin.

For the pastor to be able to exercise gospel-centred pastoral counselling, he must have a conviction of the authority of scripture over daily life. Belief in Scripture's teaching about God, man, salvation, church, and the future guides pastoral counselling.

Preaching from the Canons of Dort is important for the continual education of members of the church. Such preaching can make the doctrine of grace known, and can defend the church against false teaching.

This article discusses continuing education and teaching as important for the church today. Christians are called to a life of continual learning. This article proposes structures that can facilitate learning which continues after profession of faith. 

This article looks at the history of the Catechism as commissioned by Frederick III and undertaken by Ursinus and Olevianus. The purpose of the writing of the Heidelberg Catechism was for the instruction of the youth.

This article is about answering Latter Day Saints when they knock on your door. It shows how Mormons see salvation and how to answer them.

This article is about answering Jehovah's Witnesses and other sects that come door-knocking. It focuses on the defense of the faith against sects.

Sexual abuse is one of the saddest things that we have to deal with in this broken world of sin. This article discusses sexual abuse and the consequences of sexual abuse.

This article on Paul Overstreet is about music and a Christian worldview.

This article is about the emergent church movement. The background, influence and problems of this movement is discussed.

This article is about our duty to worship and praise the Holy Spirit in exactly the same way that we sing and pray to the Father and the Son.

This article is about the way ministers and office-bearers should be bound in churches. Is it enough to only bind officers to the confessions?

This article is about the collection. The author looks at why it must be part of the worship service, and also at some practical aspects of the offertory

This article is about the background and interpretation of Star Wars.

This article is about apologetics. The author looks at the objections against apologetics and discusses faith and reason.

This article looks at the biblical basis, challenges, and blessings of family worship.

The author gives five reasons why he believes there should be a second worship service on a Sunday.

This article is about the administration of the Lord's Supper as part of the worship service.

This article is about the administering of baptism in the worship service.

This article is about the benediction and the 'Amen' in the worship service.

This article is about congregational prayer (public prayer) in the worship service.

This article is about preaching and the central place it has in the worship service.

This article is about some elements of the worship service: the reading of the law, the confession of sin and the assurance of pardon.

This article is about the beginning of the worship service: the call to worship, Votum and greeting and the opening song.

This article is about the essence of reformed worship. The author looks at what God's requires for worship, and how we should view the regulative principle. He also discusses covenant and worship.

In this article the author makes the point that it is important to sing the Psalms, and to sing all the Psalms. He also discusses how we should view and sing the Psalms as New Testament churches today.

Does the minister have to publicly expose and refute error and false teaching in his preaching? The author looks at how this issue is addressed, especially by Jesus Christ and Paul. The importance of sound doctrine and exposing false teachers is also mentioned.

This article is about understanding and helping someone that has lost a loved one through suicide.

This article on Judges 2:4-5 is about the consequences of sin. Israel is weeping because of their sin.

This article looks at the place angels have in the mission work of the church.

This article looks at the relationship between pride and our making of idols. The dangers of pride for our relationship with God is discussed.This article has to do with the second commandment. The author also discusses a godly pride.

This article is about the way God reached out to the nations after Pentecost. At first his focus was still on the Jews, but later on in the book of Acts we see his intention to make also the Gentiles his people. God has always been a missionary God.

This article is about the defense of the faith and reasoning with unbelievers. Apologetics teaches us to reason well and defend our faith.

This article is about the life and legacy of Dirk Hoksbergen (1800 - 1870), a leader in the Secession of 1834 in the Netherlands.

This article is about abortion, and the way we see the ideas of postmodernism in our society today.

This article is about answered prayer, life change and prayer, and faith and God answering prayers.

This article gives the benefits of fasting for the Christian.