Who are you? How will you face God? These two questions are crucial to every Christian. This article argues that they are both answered by the doctrine of justification and adoption.

Adoption is the act of the Triune God in making us his children. This article shows how adoption changes our relationship with the world, God, and each other.

This article on adoption in the family of God looks at the work of the Holy Spirit and adoption. The author also discusses the leading of the Spirit and the firstfruits of the Spirit. The author discusses Romans 8:14-15, 23.

This article on adoption into the family of God is about divine discipline and chastisement of the children of God.

If you believe is Christ you are a child of God. This is the truth of adoption. This is what the article explains.

Adoption is an act of God’s free grace, whereby we are received into the number and have a right to all the privileges of the sons of God. What are the blessings of adoption and marks of adoption? 

Adoption is an act of God’s grace in making you His child. This article explains that adoption comes with privileges rooted in the work of the Trinity. There are six privileges of adoption explained together with obligations and duties of adoption. 

Adoption is an act of God’s free grace, whereby we are received into the number and have a right to all the privileges of the sons of God. How does it happen? 

In its most ordinary usage adoption points to what a married couple chooses to do to bring a child biologically not their own into their home. In theology adoption is also used to designate one important link in the "golden chain of salvation." Far too often adoption is slighted or neglected in discussions of our redemption.

The doctrine of adoption is given to us for our comfort. For it means you are a child of God. How? This article explains the implications of adoption in our relationship with the Father, Son and Spirit. 

While in justification God declares us to be righteous, in adoption he declares us his children. This article shows the benefits that flow from both.

This article looks at adoption from the perspective of how God worked from the Old Testament in bringing in Gentiles, making them part of Israel, through the spread of the gospel. This understanding shapes how we understand the Old Testament and our personal adoption by God.